INP Warn of Sanctions for Cooking Oil Fraud
The Indonesian National Police’s Food Task Force has issued a stern warning against fraudulent reductions in cooking oil volumes, including MinyaKita, emphasizing legal consequences. Read further.
The Indonesian National Police’s Food Task Force has issued a stern warning against fraudulent reductions in cooking oil volumes, including MinyaKita, emphasizing legal consequences. Read further.
The Indonesian National Police (INP)’s Food Task Force is investigating reports of MinyaKita cooking oil being sold with less volume than stated on its packaging. Learn more.
Minister of Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman has ordered the sealing and potential closure of three Minyakita producers after learning that their packaged cooking oil underfilled and overpriced. Learn more.
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The North Jakarta Sub-regional Metro Police arrested a person with the initials ASJ on suspicion of misusing subsidized 3 kg LPG.
