Post-COVID-19 export challenges: Freight and marketing the biggest hurdles for food firms exporting into ASEAN

By Pearly Neo

04-Oct-2021 - Last updated on 04-Oct-2021 at 03:00 GMT

Freight costs and marketing challenges have emerged as two of the most major trade hurdles for food firms exporting to the ASEAN market as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, with businesses advised to be extra cautious when selecting on-the-ground distribution partners as well.

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