KUALA KANGSAR: Three permanent farmers’ markets (PTKs) will be built this year in Putrajaya, Cameron Highlands and Kuala Lipis, Pahang this year involving a cost of about RM12mil.
Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority director-general Datuk Zainal Abidin Yang Razalli said construction was expected to begin in August through an allocation received from the Federal Government in collaboration with the Perak government.
"The programme will continue until the end of the 12th Malaysia Plan through the allocation already given," he said after visiting the Kuala Kangsar PTK Project and Fama Manong Agrofood Marketing Centre on Saturday .
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