Boycott of food products made by non-Muslims would be ‘shot in the foot’ for Malaysian businesses

By Pearly Neo

03-Oct-2019 - Last updated on 03-Oct-2019 at 02:01 GMT

Muslim-owned food companies have hit out at Malaysian Islamist groups’ calls for Muslims to buy only goods made by people who follow their religion.

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