Lumpia Bu Wied's Story, Participating In Ganjar's Reports Makes Sales Skyrocket

Photo via Central Java Provincial Government

JAKARTA - A typical food maker in Semarang, lumpia, from the city of Atlas, is like a durian after participating in Ganjar's stall. The food business named Lunpia & Tofu Bakso Bu Wied increased after the re-sharing of the account belonging to the Governor of Central Java Ganjar Pranowo.

The owner of the business, Widhi Haryanti, is grateful for the benefits he received after participating in Lapak Ganjar. This helped the development of the business that has been initiated since 2018.

Before joining Lapak Ganjar, it's normal, it's stagnant. It means there's no increase. After joining Lapak Ganjar, Alhamdulilah immediately shot up. My business is getting more advanced. Anyway, it's very stable. The increase in turnover is more than 100 percent," said Mrs. Wied, at Greenwood Estate Housing, Jalan Seruni I Number 5 Sadeng, Semarang, Saturday 7 January.

His lumpia is famous for being delicious, because it is made from selected defenders, chicken, eggs, and pihi fish. He also makes meatballs made from beef and chicken mixtures.

After penetrating Lapak Ganjar, his business became increasingly known. What was previously only known to close people, maybe friends, relatives who are getting infected, are now unknown people arriving to order.

People I don't know come, on calls, messages, via Instagram, via Facebook. Many people from out of town ordered me, because my business was reposted by Lapak Ganjar," continued Mrs. Wied.

He said the market even expanded to Jakarta, Tangerang, Bogor, Bandung, Surabaya, cities around East Java, DIY, Solo, Lampung, Palembang, Batam, Kalimantan, and others.

Mrs. Wied was also overwhelmed by the many requests. So, she has to work overtime, and sometimes add energy. So far, she has invited two neighbors to help her produce spring rolls and tofu meatballs.

"Also when there are orders, I take pocokan power. There are still a total of two people. There is one pocokan force. They are local residents, just close here. So if there are orders, they come immediately," he added.

According to Mrs. Wied, the program initiated by the governor is very good because it makes MSMEs helped. Including, MSMEs are also increasingly known to the wider community.

"Many people keep changing orders (orders again)," he concluded.