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The Satuan Pelayanan Pemenuhan Gizi (SPPG) Karyasari Sukaresmi and Yayasan Generasi Emas Empat Lima have denied viral claims about distributing food in plastic bags. The organizations confirmed that food is distributed using 'ompreng' containers that undergo proper cleaning and sanitation processes. This clarification comes after social media reports suggested the use of plastic bags for food distribution, which both SPPG and Yayasan have strongly refuted following an investigation.
The Satuan Pelayanan Pemenuhan Gizi (SPPG) Karyasari Sukaresmi and Yayasan Generasi Emas Empat Lima have comprehensively refuted viral social media claims suggesting that food was being distributed using plastic bags. Following an immediate investigation, both organizations confirmed that the distribution process maintains strict hygiene standards through the use of 'ompreng' containers.
Dimas, Head of SPPG Karyasari Sukaresmi, stated that "all ompreng used have undergone thorough cleaning and sanitation processes with appropriate equipment and procedures as part of our commitment to maintaining food quality and safety." This statement directly addresses the viral claims and provides assurance about their food handling practices.
Denny Martin, Secretary of Yayasan Generasi Emas Empat Lima, corroborated SPPG's statement by confirming that the distribution process was conducted properly using ompreng containers. The Yayasan, which oversees the operational aspects of the kitchen, emphasized their commitment to maintaining hygiene, food safety, and quality standards in their food distribution process.
This clarification is particularly important in the context of public health and food safety. The swift response from both SPPG and Yayasan demonstrates their commitment to transparency and maintaining public trust. The incident highlights the significant impact of social media in shaping public perception and the importance of prompt clarification in cases of misinformation.