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Luckin Coffee, the largest cafe chain in China, has bolstered its presence in Malaysia by establishing three new outlets in the city of Johor Bahru last July. The first two branches were launched at Sutera Mall and Austin Heights early in the month, followed…
Even as the cost of raw materials rises, food service operators in Johor, the southernmost state of Malaysia, have not yet increased their prices. However, if the Middle East conflict continues, these increases may become unavoidable. Adapting to Rising Costs…
Almost a year since its introduction in the Klang Valley area, AirAsia food is now set to spread its wings to other major cities in the country starting with Johor and Penang next month. AirAsia Bhd chief executive officer Riad Asmat said the business was…
Lay Hong Bhd will invest RM16.6 million for a new pasteurised liquid eggs processing facility in Iskandar Halal Park, Pasir Gudang, Johor to cater the needs of the southern region and Singapore market as well as addressing logistics costs. The group told the…
