Face mask ceiling price may go down depending on supply - Nanta

CORONAVIRUS | Ministry bans export of the product to ensure sufficient local supply amid fears of another global shortage.

CORONAVIRUS | The ceiling price for face masks, which will be reduced to RM1.20 from RM1.50 beginning Aug 15, may be further lowered depending on the supply situation, said Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Alexander Nanta Linggi.

He said the price reduction was decided two weeks before the government made it mandatory for everyone to wear one from Aug 1 in public transportation and crowded places, apart from being a gradual step by the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs...

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