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East Jakarta KPKP Holds Webinar About Pindang Fish

East Jakarta Maritime, Agriculture, and Food Security (KPKP) Sub-agency held webinar on protein sources and nutrition of pindang fish, on Tuesday (4/13).

Pindang fish as an alternative to fulfill nutrition intakes, in order to prevent stunting during pandemic

East Jakarta KPKP Sub-agency Head, Daulat Aritonang said, this webinar which participated by 100 people was held to socialize pindang fish as a nutritious food that contains lots of protein and high nutrition at affordable prices. As well as to promote Eat Fish Movement (Gemari).

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"This webinar discusses about pindang fish as an alternative to fulfill nutrition intakes, in order to prevent stunting during pandemic," he stated.

According to him, this webinar became an event to introduce coached SMEs under East Jakarta KPKP Sub-agency which currently reached 500 entrepreneurs.

"100 webinar participants come from PKK cadres, general public, and micro-entrepreneurs. This webinar activity is open to public, thus anyone can participate it online," he mentioned.

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