Inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (Kadin) has launched the Task Force to support the National Nutrition Fulfillment Service (SPPG) program, aiming to provide free nutritious meals to 80 million children across the country. 

"We're establishing a dedicated task force that will begin operations tomorrow, including training sessions. This ensures that anyone interested in setting up an SPPG or community kitchen can obtain certification. Why? Because our noble goal is to serve 80 million children," said Kadin Chairman Anindya Bakrie at the inauguration of the Task Force Consultation and Assistance Center in Jakarta on Tuesday (213/5/2025).

The task force establishment is part of Kadin's four "quick win" programs, which also include affordable housing, free health check-ups, and the empowerment of migrant workers. 

Kadin plans to initiate pilot projects in six locations, with the aim of expanding to 1,000 sites by Indonesia's Independence Day on 17 August 2025, according to antaranews.com. 

As many 38 provincial Kadin branches have launched similar initiatives, currently operating in 280 locations. The Task Force, led by Handojo S. Muljadi, has developed a comprehensive guidebook for Kadin members to implement the SPPG program nationwide.

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