News zum Sektor Konsumgueter / Gastronomie aus Malaysia

 

You might not realise it, but there is one ingredient that appears in almost everything you use every day, from instant noodles to ice cream, lipstick and laundry detergent. Its name? Palm oil. More specifically, Malaysian palm oil. The country is one of the world's top producers of this widely consumed vegetable oil, supplying various industries across the globe. “It is the most versatile and safest vegetable oil, and therefore one of the most widely consumed oils on the market,” says Professor......

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- DKSH Malaysia hat eine Partnerschaft mit dem südkoreanischen Getränkehersteller Teazen geschlossen, um dessen Kombucha-Sortiment breiter in Malaysia verfügbar zu machen. Das Unternehmen will die Wellness-Getränke über sein Vertriebsnetz in Super- und Hypermärkten sowie in Apotheken in ganz Westmalaysia platzieren, wie es in einer Mitteilung vom Donnerstag hiess....

The operator of Starbucks in Malaysia saw its net loss plunge to a record low as customers shunned the iconic American coffee brand as a form of protest against the Gaza conflict....

Berjaya Food Bhd.'s hundreds of Starbucks' subsidiary outlets across Malaysia contributed to the company's fifth straight quarterly loss after boycotts of US fast food brands over America's support of Israel's offensive in Gaza began last year....

Dienstleister - DKSH kauft weiter zu, diesmal in Malaysia. Das auf Expansionsdienstleistungen spezialisierte Unternehmen übernimmt die Firma CLMO Technology....

Swiss watchmaker Swatch has won a suit against the Malaysian government after a court ordered the return of 172 Swatch watches seized last year due to designs that authorities said bore LGBT elements...

Home Minister says government will await court's full judgement before deciding on next move....

Malaysian court orders return of Swatch LGBTQ-themed watches By Ashley Tang KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 25 (Reuters) - A Malaysian court ordered the government on Monday to return rainbow-coloured watches and accessories made by Swatch Group UHR.S that were seized last year for designs celebrating LGBTQ rights, a prosecutor told Reuters. Homosexuality is illegal in Muslim-majority Malaysia, and rights groups have warned of growing intolerance toward the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ...

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