An official statement from the Culinary Institute indicates
that "all seafood items procured by the kitchen staff are
wild-caught, and any other meat or produce product used
had been certified organic by the USDA."

Why was it a good idea for the writer to use a direct quote in the passage
above?

Because then if the reader wants to fact check this claim, they can easily look up the quote. Not to mention having a quote seems more valid because it shows that it was not fabricated for the sake of the owner

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An official statement from the Culinary Institute indicates that "all seafood items procured by the kitchen staff are wild-caught, and any other meat or produce product used had been certified organic by the USDA." Why was it a good idea for the writer to use a direct quote in the passage above?

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An official statement from the Culinary Institute indicates
that "all seafood items procured by the kitchen staff are
wild-caught, and any other meat or produce product used
had been certified organic by the USDA."

Why was it a good idea for the writer to use a direct quote in the passage
above?