Malaysia should prepare for increased food prices due to affected global supply chain, expert cautions
6 Apr 2026
Malaysians should brace for higher food prices as global supply chain disruptions intensify, with the country's heavy reliance on imports leaving it vulnerable to external shocks, an expert warned.
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