The Malaysian government assures the public of ample coconut supply to meet demand during the upcoming festive seasons in early 2025. The Agriculture and Food Security Minister, Mohamad Sabu, states that his ministry is collaborating with agencies like Fama Corporation Sdn Bhd to import additional coconuts, primarily from Indonesia, to counter the current high prices of coconut milk. Mohamad also emphasizes the ministry's long-term focus on expanding coconut cultivation, welcoming new entrepreneurs to the sector and encouraging investment in agriculture.
KUALA KANGSAR: The government has assured that there will be sufficient coconut supply to meet the demand during the series of upcoming festive seasons in early 2025.
Agriculture and Food Security Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu said that his ministry is working closely with relevant agencies, including Fama Corporation Sdn Bhd, to import additional coconut supplies from exporting countries, particularly Indonesia. "Currently, the price of coconut milk is relatively high, and we are approaching a period of consecutive festivals, such as Chinese New Year, followed by Ramadan and Aidilfitri," he said.He made the remarks after a working visit to the Agro Duriotourism Park at Mardi Kuala Kangsar, accompanied by Mardi director-general Dr Mohamad Zabawi Abdul Ghani and Mardi chairman Dr Azman Ismail.
Mohamad also highlighted the ministry's long-term focus on boosting coconut cultivation, noting that many new entrepreneurs are now realising the profitability of the sector. "Although the level of investment in agriculture in Malaysia remains relatively low compared to other countries, we are committed to encouraging more people to invest in this sector," he added. - BernamaMotorcyclist succumbs to injuries after collision with lorry in Kluang
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