Issue warning, not RM250,000 fine for first-time 'no palm oil' label offences, urges Mydin boss


PETALING JAYA: Retailers found selling products with labels that discriminate against palm oil products should only be given a warning if it is a first-time offence, says Bumiputera Retailers Association president Datuk Ameer Ali Mydin.

"I suggest first-time offenders be given a warning only as I am sure it's not intentional," said Ameer, who is also Mydin managing director.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Bung’s son among four candidates identified for Kinabatangan, Lamag, says Sabah Umno chief
Ban on bringing pets into shopping malls remains in place, says Selangor exco
SMG wins big at CIDB Media Awards
Hannah thanks PM for new ministerial role, wishes the best to Youth and Sports Ministry
Cambodia, Thailand agree to attend Asean Foreign Ministers meet in KL, says PM
Court allows Sapura founder's son to file objection over hibah confirmation
PM urges Media Council to recommend reforms for greater media freedom
LRT Mutiara Line: Partial lane closure at Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway
Pahang floods: Hundreds of students evacuated as two Pahang educational institutions affected
Senate passes Bill requiring submission of passenger details at entry points

Others Also Read