Latest news and articles about cooking oil from NEX English
The Food Task Force in West Nusa Tenggara is continuously monitoring the prices of cooking oil known as 'Minyakita'. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to ensure price stability and provide essential needs for citizens.
The Indonesian company Bulog announced the distribution of <strong>1.37 million liters</strong> of 'Minyakita' cooking oil in East Nusa Tenggara province. This initiative aims to stabilize prices and enhance citizens' purchasing power as part of the government's efforts to ensure food security.
In an innovative step, the 'Sakura' waste bank in Jakarta is converting used cooking oil into soap, contributing to waste reduction and boosting the local economy. This initiative involves the local community and takes about two weeks to complete.