Honestbee to suspend food and grocery delivery services in Malaysia from July 22


Customers will no longer be able to place orders through Honestbee Malaysia after the company announces a temporary suspension on both its food and grocery delivery services. — Honestbee

Honestbee has announced that it will be temporarily suspending both its food and grocery delivery services in Malaysia from July 22 onward, stating that no delivery slots will be available from then until further notice. 

“After a strategic review of our company’s businesses, our headquarters in Singapore has made a firm decision to temporarily suspend our operations in Malaysia. This is to ensure we can meet our financial commitments to our merchants, partners and suppliers as we carefully review the future of our operations,” Honestbee Malaysia said in a press statement to The Star

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