KUALA LUMPUR: The boycott movement on foreign businesses and products is not seen to have a significant impact on the national economy, the Ministry o...
The boycott movement on foreign businesses and products is not seen to have a significant impact on the national economy, the Ministry of Economy said.
The government will continue to work to ensure that the country’s economy continues to grow and is not affected by any boycott movements, said the ministry. “At the same time, local companies should take this opportunity to be more creative and innovative in offering quality products that meet the tastes of local people.
The senator had asked the ministry to state the percentage of economic growth for the beverage and food subsector at a time when most of the players in this industry are under pressure due to the boycott movement.
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