Chinese eyeing our durian and coffee


International Trade and Industry Minister II Datuk Seri Ong Ka Chuan (fourth from left) launching the Malaysia in Shanghai programme at a hotel in Shanghai, China on Nov 10, 2016 to promote Malaysia as a trade, investment, tourism and business destination. With him are (from left) Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade) deputy chief executive officer Datuk Susila Devi, Malaysian Ambassador to China Datuk Zainuddin Yahya, Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce vice-chairman Sang Qi, Malaysia Investment Development Authority (Mida) chief executive officer Datuk Azman Mahmud and Malaysian Consul General to Shanghai Tan Yang Thai.

SHANGHAI: Durian, coffee and bird’s nest – those are the three most popular Malaysian products that the Chinese are eyeing.

Other products well received during the Food, Hotel, Catering China expo at the Shanghai New International Exhibition Centre were confectioneries, food sauces and pastes.

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