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Ahead of Christmas and New Year, Rice Stock is Safe

Jakarta Government ensures rice stock in Jakarta is safe ahead of Christmas and New Year.

Jakartans need of rice is around three thousand tons per day

Jakarta Small Medium Enterprises Cooperative and Trade (KUKMP) Dept. Head, Adi Ariantara stated, accumulation of rice stock in Logistic Agency (Bulog) and PT. Food Station Tjipinang can reach 513,000 tons.

"Jakartans need of rice is around three thousand tons per day. It means, our rice stock is still safe for the next 170 days," he informed, Wednesday (12/12).

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He explained, Jakarta Government has a quite good experience in ensuring food price maintenance and distribution, especially ahead of religious holidays.

"We need to maintain the supply safe. Because price fluctuation is mostly caused by high demand but supply is lacking," he mentioned. 

Other important thing to maintain price stability, he continued, is to make an efficient, effective, and smooth distribution without any obstacles.

"Rice price is very influential on inflation. So, we need to maintain rice price to prevent it from rising," he added.

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