Incentives to a sugar refinery company a short term measure to regulate sugar prices, says Fuziah


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KUALA LUMPUR: The government's decision to provide incentives to a sugar refinery company is a temporary measure aimed at curbing potential inflation in food prices, says Fuziah Salleh (pic).

The Deputy Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister said these incentives were not intended as a long-term solution and did not constitute subsidies.

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