Tealive allowed to stay in business


Popular: Customers lining up to buy Tealive drinks at an outlet in a shopping mall.

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysians can continue to enjoy Tealive bubble tea as its operator, Loob Holding Sdn Bhd, has obtained a stay of execution of an injunction against it.

The Federal Court granted the stay order to temporarily stop the injunction granted by the Court of Appeal on June 27 to Loob Holding’s rival Taiwanese tea company La Kaffa International Co Ltd.

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