Refiner: Price hike inevitable due to higher costs


PETALING JAYA: Non-price-controlled sugar is expected to rise as refiners say price rationalisation is inevitable due to high input costs.

Low production, compounded by poor weather and a growing demand, has affected the current prices of sugar, says Malaysia’s leading sugar refiner, MSM Malaysia Holdings Bhd.

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