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Meat Stocks in Jakarta Secured up to Ramadan

Perumda Dharma Jaya ensures that the stock of food needs, especially beef and chicken meat for Jakartans is safe during Ramadan until the National Religious Holiday (HBKN), namely Idul Fitri 1444 Hijri.

To see prices for staple foods, please open the infopangan.jakarta.go.id page

Perumda Dharma President Director, Raditya Endra Budiman said his party already has a stock of 529 tons of chicken and 489 tons of beef in order to anticipate the surge in people's demand for beef and chicken ahead of Idul Fitri.

"The stock of beef and chicken meat until Idul Fitri is safe and sufficient. Of course, this is also inseparable from the synergy of various parties from Jakarta Provincial Government, BUMD/BUMN, and other private parties," he expressed, Monday (3/20).

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His party also routinely conducts bazaar activities around each sub-district using food trucks that carry various products, especially beef and chicken meat in the community.

Aside that, product purchases can also be made at several Dharma Jaya butcher shops and online at the market place with the name Dharma Jaya butcher shop or access it on the Dharma Jaya website.

"And to see prices for staple foods, please open the infopangan.jakarta.go.id page," he stated.

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