Penang curry noodle maker may keep retail prices


BUKIT MERTAJAM: It will be another three to four months before noodle prices see any hike owing to the end of the government flour subsidy.

Sky Thomas Food Industries marketing manager Thomas Tang said the company, which makes Penang white curry instant noodles under the brand MyKuali, might be prepared to absorb the cost.

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