Customers can pay less by having sugar-free drinks, says Fuziah


PETALING JAYA: Eating out may soon be cheaper and healthier with the choice of paying less to exclude sugar from drinks at eateries to be in the hands of the patrons themselves, says Fuziah Salleh.

The Deputy Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister said this campaign was part of its newly launched 'Jom Kosong' campaign which will see many food and retail businesses slowly implement the choice of sugarless drinks for cheaper prices to their customers.

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