Malaysia’s food habits need a reset


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MALAYSIA is grappling with the consequences of climate change, including floods and droughts, which are adversely affecting agricultural production and consequently the nation’s food security.

It is time for Malaysians to rethink how we eat not just for our health but also for the planet’s survival.

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