Cooking up a storm for loved ones

JOHOR BARU: Families have changed the way they have their meals during the movement control order (MCO), with some stretching their ingredients and others adding creativity to their dishes.

New move yields sweet returns

A PART-TIME harum manis mango farmer took an initiative to open a drive-thru stall in front of his house at Kampung Baru Syed Omar in Kangar, to sell the famous Perlis mango, after incurring losses when using the courier delivery method.

Sustenance for the poor

VOLUNTEERS at Kawan Centre in Penang are helping to feed the poor by supplying food vouchers and grocery boxes.

From Pekan Rabu to e-stores

VENDORS selling food products at the Pekan Rabu complex in Alor Setar have begun making use of online marketing and business platforms to clear their stock.

Supply of goods adequate

JOHOR BARU: There has been no reduction in prices of goods in the market despite oil prices having dropped significantly in the past few weeks.

Newspaper vendors work tirelessly during MCO

KULAI: It has been more than a month since the movement control order (MCO) was imposed nationwide to keep the public indoors and safe from the Covid-19 infection.

Only takeaways and deliveries for now in Selangor

Regulars to PJ eateries want hygienic practices in place

TAKEAWAY and delivery have become common practice for restaurants, coffeeshops and other food and beverage operators since the conditional movement control order (MCO) came into effect.

Ramadan bazaar traders lament slow business online

JOHOR BARU: Despite being able to operate online, Ramadan Bazaar traders here continue to suffer huge losses during the fasting month.

Shopowners selling Raya cookies feeling the pinch

JOHOR BARU: The conditional movement control order (MCO) has enabled business owners, especially those selling Hari Raya Aidilfitri cookies, to operate after being closed since March 18.