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Mufti calls for suspension of meat imported from Australia slaughterhouse

Negeri Sembilan Mufti Datuk Mohd Yusof Ahmad has urged the authorities to temporarily suspend the import of meat from a slaughterhouse in Australia allegedly violating the halal slaughtering standard operating procedures to allow the authorities to conduct further investigations.

Kuala lumpurNegeri sembilanDatuk mohd yusof ahmadMohd yusof abdul rahmanMohd yusofPertubuhan kemasyarakatan rakyatDepartment of islamic development malaysiaMalaysian muslim consumers associationAustralian department of agricultureFederation of malaysian consumers associationsIslamic development malaysiaAustralian departmentMalaysian consumers associations

Restructuring exercise will lift burden on the rakyat

KUALA LUMPUR: The restructuring exercise of four major highway concession companies will benefit the rakyat, say an economist and various consumer groups.

Kuala lumpurDatuk nadzim johanIsmail sabri yaakobSistem penyuraian trafikSaravanan thambirajahKesas sdn bhdTerowong sdn bhdKota sdn bhdKim lengFederation of malaysian consumers associations fomcaMalaysian muslim consumers associationSunway university economicsKlang valleyMuslim consumers associationMalaysian consumers associationsShah alam expressway

Netizens Denounce PPIM s Campaign; New Malaysian Halal Logos To Show If Manufacturer Is Muslim Or Non-Muslim

Netizens told PPIM to stop dumbing down ideas that affect people’s everyday life.

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March 1 decision on bid to commence action over govt response to Covid

'The judicial review is filed as a matter of public interest.'

Kuala lumpurTengku faedzah raja fuadMalaysian muslim consumers associationKuala lumpur high court

FOMCA: Leaving electricity tariff unchanged helps consumers deal with high cost of living

KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 31): The decision to retain electricity tariff for domestic consumers in Peninsular Malaysia for the 2022-2024 Regulatory Period (RP3) can help the people in dealing with the high cost of living due to the impact of pandemics and floods, the Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations (FOMCA) said.

Kuala lumpurPeninsular malaysiaMalaysia generalDatuk nadzim johanSaravanan thambirajahElectricity industry fundMalaysian muslim consumers associationConsumer affairsMinistry of domesticEnergy commissionFederation of malaysian consumers associationsMalaysian consumers associationsDomestic trade

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