Food prices to maintain – for now

By ALLISON LAI

Don’t cry... yet: Red onions being sold at a shop in Pasar Pudu. — AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Restaurant owners are maintaining their menu prices, at least for now, despite India’s sudden move to impose a 40% export duty on onions.

They indicated that they would “wait and see” before making any decision on prices although the export duty had caught them unawares.

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