Consumer urged to buy subsidised sugar to offset rising cost


PETALING JAYA: Consumer associations have expressed mixed reactions to the possibility of restaurants and bakeries buying subsidised sugar to offset the rising cost of commercial-use sugar.

At least two associations are split over the practicality of such a move, with one citing it will be an arduous process to go about just to save cost. The other claims it is a norm for companies to do so.

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