Beware of online goods: Consumers are advised against buying supplements sold cheaply online, saying they could be fake. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s multibillion-ringgit dietary supplements market is not seeing any waning demand, despite increasing prices and another hike expected next year.
Malaysian Dietary Supplement Association (Madsa) president Datuk Dr M. Rajen said prices have been on the upward trend due to several factors such as an increase in overall cost and the currency exchange rate.
