Dealing with excess greens


New age grower: Choong said farmers must be creative to find ways to protect themselves from market volatility.

PETALING JAYA: Direct access to customers will help solve the problem of farmers dumping excess produce, says a sustainable agriculture company executive.

Sunway XFarms chief operating officer Eleanor Choong said farmers find it hard to distribute their harvests when markets close during long holidays and demand slumps.

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