Hefty fines for ‘no palm oil’ labels


PETALING JAYA: Those selling products with labels that says “no palm oil” have been ordered to take down the items from the shelves in a crackdown on discriminatory food labels.

Several premises in Selangor were found selling these products on Jan 26 by the Multi-Agency Enforcement Force (MAEF) established by the Plantation and Commodities Ministry.

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