As the world faces growing concerns over food security, Indonesia—a country rich in agricultural resources and traditional knowledge—is seeking sustainable solutions that not only address hunger, but also support health, the economy, and the environment. One such solution lies in a humble, centuries-old food: tempeh . And at the heart of tempeh innovation is Rumah Tempe Indonesia (RTI) . A Center for Sustainable Innovation Located in Bogor, West Java, Rumah Tempe Indonesia was established in 2012 as a modern facility dedicated to producing high-quality tempeh using safe, hygienic, and sustainable practices. More than just a production center, RTI functions as a hub for research, education, and community empowerment, aiming to elevate tempeh from a traditional food to a strategic asset in achieving national food resilience. Why Tempeh? A Superfood for the People Tempeh, made from fermented soybeans, is a highly nutritious and affordable protein source. It contains all essential amin...
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