The Management of Great Giant Foods (GGF) Terbanggibesar, Central Lampung received a working visit from the Head of the Kartika Eka Paksi Foundation (YKEP) Lieutenant General TNI (Ret.) Tatang Sulaiman and his team regarding the plan to explore cooperation on Thursday, January 13, 2022.
During a working visit at GGF, Tatang Sulaiman brought along the YKEP management including Head of the Business & Investment Planning Section Widhayat, Head of Welfare Abdul Karim, Head of Business & Investment Syafi’ul, and YKEP’s Legal Staff for Perdatun Wawan Rusliawan.
“We from YKEP came to see and learn how the plantations and livestock managed by GGF are professionally managed with good business management because they are managed in an integrated manner. I think today we will get a good lesson from the visit at GGF,” said Tatang Sulaiman.
The guest group was accompanied by Managing Director – Sales & Marketing of PT Great Giant Pineapple (GGP) Member of GGF Josep Lay, Director of External Affairs Welly Soegiono, and Senior Manager Corporate Affairs Hendri Tanujaya to see one by one the business units run by GGF. These are the canned pineapple production process, the pineapple harvesting process, the Cavendish banana plantation, the crystal guava packing process, cattle fattening and the fresh milk business of PT Great Giant Livestock (GGL).
YKEP sees that GGF has successfully managed its plantation business. YKEP which also owns cocoa, banana, and oil palm plantations hopes to run it with good management like GGF. “YKEP wants to establish cooperation, because I see GGF’s cooperation with the community is also good, especially cooperation between institutions. The partnership patterns built by GGF need to be applied,” said Tatang, a 1986 graduate of the Military Academy.
GGF welcomes and is pleased with the arrival of YKEP who intends to establish cooperation. Director of External Affairs GGF Welly Soegiono saw YKEP’s arrival to see it with their own eyes. GGF is considered a company that not only grows alone but also grows and develops with the community in rural areas with its grower contract program.
