Salahuddin said his ministry was taking proactive measures following feedback received from companies involved in repackaging subsidised cooking oil throughout the country theSun theSundaily cookingoil subsidy distribution government Malaysia
: The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living will initiate a rationalization process in the allocation of subsidised cooking oil or quota for cooking oil to overcome future shortages in the market.
“I feel the time has come for the ministry to look at the overall process of distributing packet subsidised cooking oil so that there will not be any disruption or shortages at any level in the future,” he told reporters after visiting and inspecting a factory involved in repackaging subsidised cooking oil, here today.
“In areas that need additional supply or quota, we will increase so that shortages can be resolved in the future,” he said.
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