Berjaya Food driving through the pandemic


Speaking to StarBizWeek, CEO Sydney Lawrance Quays (pic) says that the company has had to endure some lost opportunities due to the pandemic but it managed to capture some good growth.

FOR a food and beverage (F&B) company, Berjaya Food Bhd (BFood) appears to be an anomaly compared with the others in the industry in extraordinary times.

Slightly more than a year since the first movement control order (MCO) in March last year, the company appears to be sailing the rough waters quite steadily.

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