PUTRAJAYA: A study by a group of researchers from the National University of Malaysia (UKM) found that there are still loopholes in the mechanism for subsidizing packaged cooking oil that have the potential to contribute to leakage. The group revealed that there are practices of fraudulent labeling and product contents that do not meet the set specifications. The head of the research, Dr. Nur Atheefa Sufeena M Suaree, said that the results of th…
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PUTRAJAYA: A study by a group of researchers from the National University of Malaysia (UKM) found that there are still loopholes in the mechanism for subsidizing packaged cooking oil that have the potential to contribute to leakage. The group revealed that there are practices of fraudulent labeling and product contents that do not meet the set specifications. The head of the research, Dr. Nur Atheefa Sufeena M Suaree, said that the results of th…