No plan to raise food prices despite end of egg subsidy, say Johor eateries


JOHOR BARU: The abolishment of the egg subsidy – taking place in August – is not likely to raise food prices here, say restaurant owners and associations.

“I have not increased the price of food in my restaurants for a long time despite the rising cost of ingredients, and I do not plan to start now,” said Rifayudheen Ahmad Khan, who runs three restaurants in Johor Baru and Pasir Gudang.

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