Subsidised cooking oil: No shortage even if errant repackers suspended, says Rosol

By ALLISON LAI

SHAH ALAM: There will be no shortfall in subsidised cooking oil if an errant repackager is suspended, says Datuk Rosol Wahid.

The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Deputy Minister said that any unfulfilled quota would simply be assigned to other repackaging operations.

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