Indonesia’s National Nutrition Agency (BGN) has suspended numerous nutritional fulfillment units (SPPGs) due to irregularities in the procurement of raw materials. According to BGN Director of Community Empowerment and Participation, Tengku Syahdana, the suspensions stem from units purchasing ingredients below the established Highest Retail Price (HAP). This practice raises concerns about the quality and origin of the materials used in nutritional programs. The agency is investigating the extent of the issue and its potential impact on beneficiaries. Syahdana indicated the suspensions are a measure to ensure accountability and adherence to regulations within the national food aid system. Further details regarding the number of affected SPPGs and the specific materials involved have not yet been released. The BGN aims to rectify the procurement process and maintain the integrity of its nutritional support initiatives.