Tealive aims to enter Japanese market


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's homegrown bubble tea brand, Tealive aims to penetrate the Japanese market by year-end through its partnership with Tokyo-based Giftee Inc.

Loob Holding Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Bryan Loo said the partnership was in line with the company's target to establish Tealive as a global brand.

“Hopefully we can add Japan as our next target by the last quarter of this year,” he told reporters after  announcing the Tealive-Giftee collaboration here today.

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