Loob takes La Kaffa to task over claims of unapproved raw materials in Chatime products


Loob Holding chief executive officer Bryan Loo

KUALA LUMPUR: Former Malaysian Chatime master franchisee Loob Holding Sdn Bhd has hit back at allegations by Taiwanese franchise owner La Kaffa International Co Ltd that the "raw materials" used here "were not part of approved recipes".

On Monday, Loob lambasted La Kaffa in a point-to-point rebuttal and said its allegations about "raw materials" implied that the quality of Chatime products in Malaysia were compromised.

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