The Vice Governor of Central Java, Taj Yasin, has instructed an investigation into reports that nutritional fulfillment units (SPPG) are purchasing raw materials for subsidized food below the government’s reference price (HAP). This practice raises concerns about potential irregularities in the distribution and procurement of these essential ingredients. The investigation aims to determine if SPPGs are circumventing regulations designed to ensure affordability and accessibility of nutritious food. Authorities are seeking to understand the extent of these below-HAP purchases and identify any potential misuse of government subsidies. The move comes as the government strives to stabilize food prices and support vulnerable populations. Findings from the investigation will inform future policy decisions and enforcement actions. The goal is to maintain the integrity of the food subsidy program and prevent financial losses.