Supply of goods adequate


Faizal chopping up mutton at his stall in the Pasar Awam Larkin. He hopes to secure cheaper mutton supplies. — JOHN BARRY/The Star

JOHOR BARU: There has been no reduction in prices of goods in the market despite oil prices having dropped significantly in the past few weeks.

Checks at the Larkin market and Pandan wholesale market found many traders were hopeful that the drop in petrol prices would result in cheaper produce as transportation was a significant factor in costs.

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