Hotel eateries struggle to maintain prices as logistics and ingredient costs rise


MELAKA: Hoteliers here say price increases at their restaurants may be unavoidable following the implementation of the targeted diesel subsidy in the peninsula from Monday (June 10).

Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) Melaka chapter chairman Khairulnizam Kasim said ingredients will cost more as some establishments source ingredients from overseas.

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