Indonesia: Supporting the MBG program, WKU Kadin for animal husbandry unites various animal husbandry stakeholders

Published 2024년 12월 5일

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The Free Nutritious Meal Program (MBG) by the government has gained support from national livestock stakeholders, particularly the poultry sector. The program could potentially control over 40% of the required raw materials. The Deputy Chairperson for Livestock, Cecep Muhammad Wahyudin, has called for a meeting with relevant ministries and institutions to discuss the program. The Kadin WKU Animal Husbandry Chamber of Commerce and Industry also plans to invite livestock associations to understand their concerns and burdens. The MBG is anticipated to increase egg absorption and potentially lead to an egg supply shortage.

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POULTRYINDONESIA, Jakarta – The Free Nutritious Meal Program (MBG) which is one of the government's flagship programs has been enthusiastically welcomed by various national livestock stakeholders. This program is expected to be a breath of fresh air for improving the ecosystem and encouraging growth in the livestock sector. This great momentum was agreed by drh. Cecep Muhammad Wahyudin, SH., MH. as Deputy Chairperson for Livestock. When met at Menara Kadin, South Jakarta, Wednesday (4/12), he saw that the MBG program opens up great opportunities for the livestock sector. "Especially in the poultry sector which could possibly control > 40% of the raw materials needed. Why? We need to understand together that chicken and eggs are definitely the closest, easiest and most affordable. So that's where we have to act and prepare. Where with this MBG, egg absorption can be increased, and there will definitely be a risk of a shortage of egg supply. For that, we also have to match the data ...

Source: Poultry