Chocolates with 'no palm oil' labels seized from Labuan shops


KOTA KINABALU: Chocolates worth RM23,704 with "no palm oil" labels have been seized by Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry enforcement officers in Labuan.

The ministry said in a Facebook post on Tuesday (May 7) that 1,134 boxes of chocolate were taken away from two different shops in Labuan town.

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