Karawang — Artha Graha Peduli (AGP) has once again introduced the Pasar Murah AGP 2026, continuing its efforts to ensure public access to essential goods at affordable prices. This program reflects AGP’s tangible commitment to supporting communities in facing economic challenges at the beginning of the year while maintaining household purchasing power stability.

Through a subsidized staple-food scheme, the Pasar Murah AGP 2026 enables residents to obtain strategic food commodities such as rice, cooking oil, and sugar at prices below market rates. The program’s presence is considered highly relevant amid rising post-holiday needs and potential food price fluctuations early in the year.

The Pasar Murah AGP 2026 serves as a social buffer that helps households keep their expenditures under control. Direct distribution to residents is also a strategic measure to ensure local food availability and affordability while strengthening family food security.

As part of its food-price stabilization commitment, Artha Graha Peduli once again implemented the Pasar Murah AGP 2026 on Saturday, January 31, 2026. The activity was carried out through collaboration among business units under Artha Graha Group and Artha Graha Network, including Karawang Artha Industrial Hill (KAIH), as a form of synergy in supporting surrounding communities.

The Pasar Murah AGP 2026 continues a similar program that has been consistently implemented across various regions of Indonesia. Through Artha Graha’s business network, hundreds of distribution points have again been prepared to reach communities widely, evenly, and accurately.

Karawang Artha Industrial Hill, together with AGP volunteers, actively ensured smooth on-site implementation, from supply availability to the distribution process to residents. A direct distribution approach was applied to maximize the program’s benefits for those in need.

“We present the AGP Affordable Market 2026 as a form of sustained care for the community, particularly at the beginning of the year when household needs tend to increase. Through subsidized staples and direct distribution, we hope Karawang residents continue to have stable and affordable access to food,” said Mulyadi, PIC of the Pasar Murah AGP for the Karawang Artha Industrial Hill (KAIH) unit.

The implementation once again received a positive response from the community. Residents conveyed that the program helps ease daily household expenses and provides reassurance regarding the availability of essential goods.

Through collaboration among all business units and volunteers, Artha Graha Peduli hopes the Pasar Murah AGP 2026 will continue delivering tangible benefits to communities while contributing to stronger family economic resilience across regions.