Domestic Trade Ministry postpones mandatory certification for engine oils till October


PETALING JAYA: The enforcement of the regulation mandating engine oil products sold in Malaysia to be certified has been postponed, says the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry.

Its director-general (enforcement) Datuk Azman Adam said the enforcement of the Trade Descriptions Order (Certification and Marking of Engine Oil for Motor Vehicles) 2024 will begin in October instead.

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