Nasi dagang traders go online to stay in business


Tuan Saidatul Jamilah (left) packing her spices and paste to meet orders online. - Bernama

KUALA TERENGGANU: At a time when many entrepreneurs are at their wits’ end in ensuring the survival of their business amid the Covid-19 pandemic, several nasi dagang sellers in Terengganu have been savvy enough to expand their business by going online to market spices and instant paste for the traditional dish.

Nasi Dagang Atas Tol owner, Tuan Saidatul Jamilah Tuan Zainuddin, said she began to sell her nasi dagang spices and paste online after having to close her restaurant when the movement control order (MCO) came into force on March 18.

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