Mydin removes ‘palm-oil-free’ products from its stores


Mydin (right) and Teresa Kok at the love palm oil campaign. - Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s biggest supermarket chain Mydin has removed products labelled palm-oil-free from its stores, its top executive said as part of a campaign by the world’s second-largest producer of the oil to protect the commodity’s image at home and abroad.

The US$60bil world palm oil trade has been the target of environmentalists because of the vast areas of tropical rainforest they say have been cleared to grow the commodity.

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