Couple’s snack business frying up a storm


Keeping up with demand: Raja Fadilah busy preparing rempeyek at her premises, with the help of her workers. — Bernama

SEREMBAN: While business may be down for some traders during Ramadan, Raja Fadilah Raja Deraman has to meet orders for rempeyek (crunchy fritters) from as early as the first week of the holy month due to overwhelming demand.

Starting out small four years ago, Raja Fadilah and her husband Amir Ismail from Rembau have turned their venture into a profitable business.

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