PT Great Giant Pineapple (PT GGP) Terbanggi Besar received a visit from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries along with representatives of millennial farmers from Madiun Regency, East Java.

The visit agenda lasted for two days. The first day of the visit was at the Cavendish banana plantation of PT GGP Terbanggi Besar, Friday (23/2/24). Furthermore, visiting guests from the Madiun Regency Government also went to the PT GGP partner Mas banana partnership center located in Tanggamus Regency, Lampung Province, Saturday (24/2/24).

Head of the Madiun Regency Agriculture and Fisheries Service, Mr. Sumanto and his entourage, were received by the Corporate Affair Lampung Subdiv Head, Mr. Hendri Tanujaya, in the Library Room of the Great Giant Foods Lampung Training Center Building.

“By visiting PT GGP directly, we hope to be able to get motivation and education, especially the millennial farmers who are taking part in this visit. “It can open insight and share knowledge regarding the cultivation of banana plants that are being developed,” said Mr Sumanto.

In fact, we have also communicated and shared with several personnel in the Blitar banana plantation group from PT GGP. In terms of regulations, we have it, but in terms of technology and professionalism, we don’t have it and PT GGP has it.

“We want PT GGP to encourage the development of partnership patterns with those in Blitar and farmers in Madiun so that the independence of millennial farmers can develop, especially in terms of banana cultivation,” he said.

Of course, the Madiun Regional Government would like to express its gratitude for the welcome given by PT GGP so that this friendship can have a long-term impact because we need guidance, direction and guidance. The most important thing is how agriculture in Madiun can be more developed and advanced like PT GGP.

Mr. Hendri Tanujaya, explained that the partnership pattern carried out by the company was aimed at nothing other than helping the community, especially in the agricultural sector. It turns out that with the Creating Shared Value (CSV) program, farmers are happy.

The company prepares seeds and supervisory staff to assist partner farmers. The company also provides simplified banana cultivation care standards so that they are easy for farmers to understand.

“The company prepares the seeds, it’s just a matter of how the farmers care for and look after the plants. “The company as an offtaker takes one hundred percent of the farmers’ banana fruit production, of course with the standards and quality of the fruit according to the cluster,” explained Mr. Hendri Tanujaya.

Furthermore, he explained, coincidentally PT GGP is a Bonded Zone, so in Tanggamus we are negotiating with Customs and Excise to make it a Bonded Zone Sub-Contract Zone. So there are several conveniences provided by the government, in this case customs duties, to partner farmers through PT GGP.

Some goods needed by partner farmers can be supplied from the Company and they are not allowed to take advantage of these transactions. For example, the farmer’s price for fertilizer supplies is the same as the price purchased by the company.

“Fertilizer is expensive, hard to get, and not genuine, so it can be supplied by the company. Companies must not make a profit. This is one of the benefits that partner farmers can also get. Farmers can supply fertilizer at affordable prices. “This is one thing that PT GGP can do to help fellow farmers,” stressed Mr. Hendri Tanujaya.

Exactly on January 28 2024, Sunpride presented its presence as a fruit partner in a collaboration event with Grid Cardio Rush Community. In this event, Sunpride participated in enlivening the event which aims to promote a healthy and active lifestyle to the community by consuming fresh and healthy fruit.

At this event, Sunpride presented a unique concept by bringing a fruit truck equipped with selected fresh fruit. At this event participants can enjoy various kinds of fruit that have been cut fresh and ready to eat straight away. Sunpride serves a variety of fruit of the best quality to ensure runners’ intake is met.

Not only that, Sunpride also collaborates with Hometown Dairy to provide 100% fresh cow’s milk to event participants. With fresh milk, Hometown provides a healthy and nutritious alternative drink for runners after completing tiring cardio activities.

An atmosphere of joy and happiness radiated from the expressions of the event participants when they enjoyed serving Sunpride fruit and fresh Hometown milk. With this collaboration of activities, the hope is to raise awareness among communities who care about health and fitness with healthy lifestyles.

Through active participation in positive events like this, Sunpride hopes to continue to provide inspiration and motivation for people to start a healthier and more active lifestyle. Sunpride is committed to continuing to support positive events related to health and healthy lifestyles.

Some time ago Hometown took part in the Food Hotel Tourism Bali (FHTB) event which was held at the Nusa Dua Convention Center Bali on 6 – 8 March 2024. FHTB is an international trade exhibition in the fields of hospitality, F&B and tourism which is held every 2 years.

Hometown’s participation in this FHTB event is part of the launch campaign “The Freshest and The Creamiest Milk in Town”, aimed at promoting the fresh and creamy taste of Hometown as well as providing opportunities for coffee enthusiasts, cafe owners and restaurant owners to try Hometown Fresh Milk which is suitable to make lattes, cappuccinos or other coffee-based drinks.

Not only that, to further enliven the event as well as to invite more crowds to the booth, Hometown collaborated with Bali Beans Coffee (@balibeanscoffee) where they provided Baristas and Coffee Machines, Hometown also provided products for use in coffee. In this collaboration, visitors can get free coffee by taking a photo in front of the booth and tagging @hometowndairy and @balibeanscoffee.

Head of Brand and Marketing, Mrs. Any Astuti, said “We see great potential for Hometown to develop in Bali, because there are many hotels, restaurants and cafes that need quality Fresh Milk. “With Hometown’s participation in FHTB 2024, it is hoped that Hometown will be better known and attract the interest of consumers and coffee enthusiasts, including Baristas in Bali.”

Jakarta, March 14 2024 – In the atmosphere of welcoming the Holy month of Ramadan, Sunpride collaborated in the ABC MasteRasa program with the aim of showing commitment by sharing the blessings of Ramadan with everyone. This collaboration, which was initiated with the Food Bank of Indonesia (FOI), carries the spirit of empowering 1,100 community kitchen leaders and volunteers, inviting them to channel the happiness and warmth of Ramadan to those in need.

On the occasion of this month of Ramadan, there are several distributions to support the ABC MasteRasa program. The form of distribution is that 120 community kitchens, supported by 8 food trucks with the Sunpride logo, will explore 110 distribution points in 10 cities and 8 provinces which will serve 130,000 packages of special Ramadan dishes. With the hope that each dish not only contains high nutritional value, but is also prepared with special attention in terms of nutrition and vitamins in the hope of meeting the needs when fasting in the month of Ramadan.

The distribution process, which will take place from March 13 to April 8 2024, will involve more than 1,100 community members and volunteers who will work hard to ensure each package reaches those in need safely and regularly.

Coordinate carefully. On this occasion, 8 Sunpride food trucks will operate in more than 110 distribution points spread across 8 provinces, including South Sumatra, North Sumatra, South Sulawesi, West Java, Yogyakarta, East Java, Banten and DKI Jakarta, bringing the warmth of Ramadhan and happiness to many families.

Sticking with its commitment, Sunpride, a company that always offers high quality tropical fruit, distributed donations in the form of: 6,500 units of Sunpride Tropical Fruit (825 grams), 2,400 units of Crushed Pineapple (3,050 grams), and 48,000 units of Sunpride Lyfe Banana, products with the hope that it will not only be delicious but also provide beneficial nutrition to all who need it.

The existence of Sunpride adds deliciousness and diversity to the dishes served, and shows Sunpride’s commitment to supporting humanitarian efforts during the month of Ramadan. The collaboration between Sunpride, ABC Dapur MastereRasa, and Food Bank of Indonesia is a form of commitment to always have a positive impact on society

Great Giant Foods (GGF) Lampung took part in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)-based Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report Writing training activity organized by the Lampung CSR Forum. The training took place at the Emersia Hotel Bandar Lampung, Wednesday (31/1/24).

The CSR report writing training was opened by the Head of Lampung Province Bappeda, Mrs. Elvira Umihanni. He hopes that this training can create a systematic report and present clear and complete information.

“Hopefully from this training, we will not only gain experience but at the same time we can practice making a report. “So it can help present the importance of reports related to CSR activities carried out in the Company,” said Mrs. Elvira.

The CSR writing training was attended by participants representing government agencies or institutions, the private sector and the world of education. The aim of this training is to train skills in making CSR reports in accordance with SDGs provisions.

GGF representative participants include Mr. Indra Ardiyanto, Mrs. Catherine, Mr. Wian Rahmat Erya (Corporate Communication), Mrs. Putri Kusuma Wardani, Mrs. Weni Puspa, Mrs. Firdha Rajak, Mr. Farid Alawy, Mr. Rizki Lauta Sembiring (CRD Department), and Mr. Nanda Dita Syahpradana, and Mr. Zueb Rizal (Sustainability Department).

In this activity, the Lampung CSR Forum presented two speakers, one of whom was Mr. Arief Fatullah as Senior Manager of Sustainability for Great Giant Foods. In his material, Mr. Arief emphasized the importance of CSR reports related to certain topics in the SDGs pillars.

There are 17 Sustainable Development Goals (Sustainable Development Goals). Several SDGs goals are relevant in the areas of Health, Quality Education, and Community Empowerment, Partnership to Achieve Goals (SDGs 17).

“The writing training carried out by the Lampung CSR Forum is an activity that can develop the skills of agency human resources, so that it is in line with the SDGs of Quality Education,” said Mr. Arief Fatullah.

We must be aware of the 17 sustainable development programs prepared by the United Nations (UN) in order to improve the welfare of society and implemented in every agency and institution, both government, private and in the world of education.

PT Great Giant Pineapple (PT GGP) Pratama Inpatient Clinic, Terbanggi Besar, Central Lampung, succeeded in achieving complete accreditation from the Ministry of Health (Kemenkes) of the Republic of Indonesia (RI) as a health facility that has met accreditation standards.

Mrs. Drg. Fitriah, as Head of the PT GGP Primary Inpatient Clinic, expressed her gratitude for the recognition of the PT GGP Clinic as a health facility that meets accreditation standards and was declared to have passed with plenary marks. This plenary accreditation is valid from 14 December 2023 to 14 December 2028.

“PT GGP Pratama Inpatient Clinic, thank God, has been accredited with the best assessment, namely plenary. “Of course, all this would not have been achieved without good cooperation within the clinic team, as well as support from the management of Great Giant Foods (GGF), who have provided support to the PT GGP Pratama Inpatient Clinic team until they succeeded in achieving a complete accreditation score,” he said happily, Friday. at (12/1).

Not only that, he also hopes that in the future the GGF Pratama Inpatient Clinic will have more complete health facilities and medical equipment. In terms of facilities, health equipment and human resources have met the required standards. Maybe additional services beyond basic medical services such as in dental clinics could be added, such as dental nerve treatment because there are no tools for this.

“In the future, if there is a nerve treatment tool (endodontist), patients who don’t want to have their teeth filled will automatically have to have their teeth removed while treatment can still be done,” he said.
He further said that it is not a matter of competence here, but if there were, it would be better if it could be done because if they are referred to the hospital, the patient will also complain that they feel sorry because the queue is quite long.

Clinic accreditation is based on Minister of Health Regulation No.34 of 2022 carried out by the Primary Health Accreditation Committee (KAKP). Clinical accreditation is mandatory and all clinics and health centers must be standardized on their quality and services.

PT GGP’s Pratama Inpatient Clinic responded positively and is committed to preparing and improving based on the findings of the surveyor team until the accreditation survey process is carried out on 13-14 December 2023.

“We fulfill our commitment, whatever is found during the guidance carried out by the accreditation institution to achieve health service quality standards until a certificate is issued. “This means that we have received recognition from an external institution appointed by the government that the PT GGP Pratama Inpatient Clinic deserves to receive a plenary title for health service standards,” said Fitriah.

By standardizing the service flow, it is clearer. Starting from the patient arriving until receiving the medicine. The flow of people, the flow of medical records is clear and there is no discrimination. And this is an important point in quality standards, so anyone and anytime can be served well, he said.

After being declared plenary, there will be monitoring for 6 months to see whether it remains consistent with the granting of this certificate. If there are discoveries, of course they will be re-evaluated. PT GGP’s Pratama Inpatient Clinic has rooms available for general clinics, dental health service clinics, maternal and child health clinics, the ER is open 24 hours and laboratory support for inpatient operations can be carried out.

“Health insurance program services comply with BPJS service standards. General patients are also still served even though this clinic is located within the Company. The PT GGP Pratama Inpatient Clinic is the first level health facility so it can also be chosen by the BPJS holder community. “And the PT GGP Clinic is also preparing circumcision services, hopefully this year it can be realized,” explained Fitriah.

“In the future, we will remain committed to maintaining service quality to provide the best standard of health services to patients in accordance with the vision and mission of the PT GGP Pratama Inpatient Clinic,” he concluded.