Operator of archery club FB page apologises to Econsave over false Bumi boycott claim | Malay Mail

Operator of archery club FB page apologises to Econsave over false Bumi boycott claim

The operator of the Seri Iskandar Archery Club Facebook page has apologised to Econsave Cash and Carry Sdn Bhd for sharing false information to the public. ― Screenshot via Facebook/Seri Iskandar Archery Club

The person previously claimed to have personally verified that Econsave had introduced such a ban after another user complained of trouble finding a particular brand of soy sauce in the grocery chain.

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