Malaysia's Cabinet committee will examine imported goods sold online, says Armizan

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Malaysia’s Cabinet committee will examine imported goods sold on online platforms, a concern raised by local businesses, Minister Armizan said. He said entrepreneurs flagged the influx of foreign products. The committee, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof, aims to promote local goods, cut import dependence, and support local industries. Ministries will compile stakeholder feedback for policy. Armizan spoke at Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week’s Batik Malaysia showcase. The Cabinet approved forming the committee on July 15 to coordinate efforts across ministries and agencies.


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