KUALA LUMPUR: Johor Corporation (JCorp) through its sub-subsidiary FarmByte Sdn Bhd will publicly launch its FarmByte Food Hub mobile app and Southern...
Johor Corporation through its sub-subsidiary FarmByte Sdn Bhd will publicly launch its FarmByte Food Hub mobile app and Southern Valley brand next month, said CEO Syed Aiman Kifli Syed Jaafar .
FarmByte targets to onboard around 300 users comprising farmers and buyers in two months or by year end, following the launch. Meanwhile, he said the Southern Valley brand will offer fruit and vegetable produce, both in premium quality, Premium +, and normal quality. Furthermore, he added initially they will sell their produce locally and once it has a strong footing in the market, they will consider exporting to Singapore.
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