Malaysia and China ink MoU on agriculture products


Done deal: Fama director-general Ahmad Ishak (right) and China Agricultural Wholesale Markets Association president Ma Zengjun posing for photos after the signing ceremony in Beijing.

MALAYSIA will now have to change its marketing strategy to sell its agriculture products in China.

The Federal Agriculture Marketing Agency (Fama) needs to gauge the types of goods that are highly demanded by the Chinese market first before going back to Malaysia to produce the adequate volume of the products for the market, says Agriculture and Agro-Based Ministry secretary-general Datuk Mohd Hashim Abdullah.

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