The agriculture and food security ministry says restrictions from India means it has to look elsewhere to make up the shortfall.
Agriculture and food security ministry secretary-general Lokman Hakim Ali said more than one-third of Malaysia’s onion imports came from India.
Lokman said India is the largest onion exporter to Malaysia, accounting for 36% of the market share, while China and Thailand contribute around 20% and 7%, respectively. “Various factors, including soil conditions, diseases, and the weather in Malaysia, contribute to this.
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