As Idul Fitri, or Eid al-Fitr, approaches in Indonesia, the Ministry of Agriculture is closely monitoring the stock and prices of food commodities to ensure that the people have an adequate and affordable supply of food during the holiday season. Leading this effort is Dipimpin Endro Hermono, the head of Komisi IV, which is responsible for overseeing agricultural affairs.
Endro Hermono and his team have been working tirelessly to monitor the stock levels of staple food items such as rice, sugar, cooking oil, and meat. They have been coordinating with farmers, distributors, and retailers to ensure that there is enough supply to meet the increased demand during the holiday season when many people travel back to their hometowns to celebrate with their families.
Price stability is also a major concern during this time, as rising prices can put a strain on the budgets of many families. Endro Hermono has been working with the Ministry of Trade to prevent price gouging and ensure that food commodities remain affordable for the public. He has been holding regular meetings with stakeholders in the agricultural sector to address any issues that may arise and take prompt action to resolve them.
In addition to monitoring stock levels and prices, Endro Hermono is also focused on promoting food security in the long term. He has been advocating for sustainable agricultural practices and supporting farmers in improving their yields to ensure that Indonesia remains self-sufficient in food production. By investing in infrastructure and technology, he believes that the country can increase its food production and reduce its reliance on imports.
As Idul Fitri draws near, Endro Hermono and his team are committed to ensuring that the people of Indonesia have access to an adequate and affordable supply of food. Their efforts in monitoring stock and prices, promoting food security, and supporting farmers are crucial in ensuring that everyone can enjoy a happy and prosperous holiday season.
