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Licence needed to keep sugar
All shopkeepers, retailers and manufacturers marketing and using sugar in factories will have to get licences from the Domestic Trade and Consumers Affairs Ministry.
Ministry defers action against errant traders
The Domestic Trade and Consumers Affairs Ministry has postponed enforcement action against traders who use government-subsidised cooking gas for commercial purposes.
Ministry nabs man selling fake goods
The Domestic Trade and Consumers Affairs Ministry detained a man for selling imitation goods via the Internet.
Sugar refiners promise to increase production
Two of the four main sugar manufacturers in the country have given an assurance that they will increase production to meet local demand, Domestic Trade and Consumers Affairs Ministry deputy director-general (enforcement division) Iskandar Halim Sulaiman said.
Amendments to the Consumer Protection Act to be gazetted soon, says Ministry
JOHOR BARU: The amendments to the Consumer Protection Act 1999 will be gazetted as soon as possible due to the increasing number of complaints the Domestic Trade and Consumers Affairs Ministry receives monthly.
Saifuddin: 149 businesses now recognised as selected trade zones
JOHOR BARU: A total of 149 businesses nationwide have been recognised as selected trade zones (ZPT) by the Domestic Trade and Consumers Affairs Ministry since 2012.
Ring busted, three held
BUKIT MERTAJAM: The Domestic Trade and Consumers Affairs Ministry's branch here has crippled a syndicate involved in the illegal transfer of LPG from domestic cylinders to industrial cylinders.
More diesel for stations
The diesel quota for petrol stations in Sarawak will be raised from Friday to address the shortage caused by unscrupulous people, said Domestic Trade and Consumers' Affairs Ministry senior director Raja Ismail Datuk Raja Mohamed.
Ministry assures there will be continuous sugar supply
The Domestic Trade and Consumers Affairs Ministry assured that there will be a continuous supply of sugar in the country.
Errant traders booked during op
FORTY one traders in Perak have been booked by the Domestic Trade and Consumers Affairs Ministry for flou-ting the law during the current festive season.
