'Rahmah Sale' can help underprivileged, boost sales for supermarkets


KOTA SAMARAHAN: Supermarkets participating in the Rahmah Sale initiative can increase their sales and help the underprivileged to obtain essential goods at a lower price, says Suhaizan Kaiat.

The political secretary to the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister said higher volume of sales will occur, especially during festive seasons, when there is demand for such items.

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