Etika responds to virus crisis


Etika Group CEO (Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei) Khalid Alvi (pic) said said during these trying times, the company has a crisis response plan in place to ensure consumer needs are met in the absence of disruption to its supply chain.

PETALING JAYA: One of the country’s top beverage distributors is stepping up its production strategy in the wake of the sluggish economy fuelled by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.

Etika group CEO for Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, Khalid Alvi, said during these trying times, the company has a crisis response plan in place to ensure consumer needs are met in the absence of disruption to its supply chain.

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