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Govt should expand food aid programmes, says Fomca

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Created: 17 June 2025

Is RM200 Enough For Groceries? Food Aid Organisations Speak Up - Wiki ImpactPETALING JAYA: The findings on food inflation over the decades by the Statistics Department (DOSM) is a call to action for reforms, says the Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations (Fomca).

鈥淓ither we reform now, or we risk deepening inequality, worsening malnutrition, and undermining Malaysia鈥檚 economic and social resilience,鈥 said secretary-general Saravanan Thambirajah.

He was commenting on the department鈥檚 report that found a threefold increase in food prices in the past five decades.

鈥淲e must ensure every Malaysian has affordable access to nutritious, safe, and culturally appropriate food, regardless of income level or geography.

鈥淔or that, consumer empowerment must be matched by bold policy shifts, inclusive fiscal planning, and sustained political will. Only then can we build a resilient, just, and food-secure Malaysia for the next generation.鈥

Saravanan said the B40 and M40 segments are using multiple coping strategies which are not sustainable in the long term.

They include borrowing money or using Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) option to afford groceries and switching to lower quality food such as instant noodles and ultra-processed goods.

Read more: Govt should expand food aid programmes, says Fomca

HK Consumer Council and FOMCA ink deal to resolve cross-border consumer disputes

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Created: 17 June 2025

Hong Kong Consumer Council (HKCC) and the Federation of Malaysian Consumers Association (FOMCA) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for collaboration on cross-border consumer disputes. 

This agreement aims to establish an information exchange and complaint referral mechanism, strengthening cooperation between the two parties in resolving cross-border consumer disputes.

As the fifth MOU that the HKCC has signed with a consumer body in Asia, following similar agreements with the Korea Consumer Agency in 2017, the National Consumer Affairs Centre of Japan in 2018, the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) in 2019, and the Thailand Consumers Council (TCC) in 2024, this MOU together with the other four underscore a shared commitment in enhancing protection for consumers in the region and boosting consumer confidence.

Under the agreement, residents of either Hong Kong or Malaysia involved in consumer disputes with traders in the other party鈥檚 territory may lodge complaints with their local consumer body upon returning to their place of residence.

With the complainant鈥檚 prior consent, their local consumer body can refer the details and relevant documents of the complaint case to the other consumer body, which would then assist the consumer in resolving the dispute.

Read more: HK Consumer Council and FOMCA ink deal to resolve cross-border consumer disputes

鈥楶ut on hold鈥: Stakeholders want Malaysian government to review expanded Sales and Service Tax

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Created: 17 June 2025

3362317.webpThey said concerns have been raised over the SST鈥檚 cascading nature, lack of clarity and potential to erode household spending while squeezing business margins.

PETALING JAYA 鈥 Stakeholders want the government to review the expanded Sales and Service Tax (SST), warning that it could worsen living costs and place further strain on small businesses amid fragile economic conditions.

They said concerns have been raised over the SST鈥檚 cascading nature, lack of clarity and potential to erode household spending while squeezing business margins.

The Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations (Fomca) said the expanded SST, set to take effect on July 1, would disproportionately impact lower and middle-颅income groups.

Fomca chief executive officer Saravanan Thambirajah said B40 and M40 households, which already spend a large share of their income on essentials, would feel the brunt of a 5% tax on items like cooking oil, fruit and cereal.

鈥淚t鈥檚 not just about paying more. It鈥檚 about trade-offs families will have to make such as cutting back on nutrition or postponing medical and educational needs,鈥 he said yesterday.

Read more: 鈥楶ut on hold鈥: Stakeholders want Malaysian government to review expanded Sales and Service Tax

Local Call for clearer SST guidelines ahead of rollout

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Created: 17 June 2025

Locally grown fruits will be exempt, while imported fruits will be taxed. - theSunpixExperts warn ambiguity could lead to unintended consequences such as pricing confusion and profiteering

PETALING JAYA: The government is being urged to release a clear, centralised list of taxable and exempted items under the expanded Sales and Service Tax (SST) to prevent confusion ahead of its implementation on July 1.

Economists warn that without authoritative guidance, businesses could face compliance issues and pricing disputes. They said a government-endorsed reference list is seen as critical to ensure clarity for companies, consumers and enforcement agencies.

A Finance Ministry spokesperson said the expanded SST will include a 5% sales tax on both locally manufactured and imported goods. However, locally grown fruits will be exempt, while imported fruits will be taxed.

鈥淪elected imported food items such as rice, wheat, sugar, salt and meat remain exempt as they are considered basic essentials,鈥 the ministry said, adding that both local and imported palm oil used for cooking will also continue to be exempted.

Still, confusion persists over what exactly is taxable. For example, cooking oil was initially believed to be taxed, but authorities later clarified that palm-based cooking oil, regardless of origin, remains exempt.

Read more: Local Call for clearer SST guidelines ahead of rollout

Here鈥檚 to safer food for all

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Created: 09 June 2025

World Food Safety Day 2025: Science in Action, Safety in Everyday LifeTODAY is World Food Safety Day, and its theme 鈥淔ood Safety: Prepare for the Unexpected鈥 encourages everyone 鈥 from home cooks to big food factories 鈥 to stay alert, clean and ready because food safety isn鈥檛 just a government thing. It鈥檚 an everyone, everywhere, every day kind of mission.

The Health Ministry, through its Food Safety and Quality Division, and using laws like the Food Act 1983 and the Food Hygiene Regulations 2009, inspects restaurants, tests food samples and monitors imports.

It also deploys technology in the battle for safe food. This includes the myfoodtag app that lets users scan food products to check for allergens and nutrition info. There is also FOSIM: the Food Safety Information System of Malaysia is a digital system that tracks imported food to make sure nothing risky ends up in our supermarkets.

However, food safety cannot depend on rules alone. It needs structure, and that鈥檚 where standards come in. Think of standards like a recipe for doing things the right way.

One global favourite is ISO 22000, which helps food businesses big and small set up food safety management systems.

Read more: Here鈥檚 to safer food for all

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Created: 09 June 2025

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Ancaman mikroplastik kian meruncing, Malaysia giat hijaukan negara

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Created: 09 June 2025

Ancaman mikroplastik (Foto website Sahabat Alam Malaysia). Gambar kecil: SaralSHAH ALAM- Malaysia tidak ketinggalan dalam usaha mengurangkan kesan buruk plastik terhadap alam sekitar selaras dengan komitmen terhadap kelestarian bumi.

Setiausaha Agung Persatuan Pengguna-pengguna Standards Malaysia, Saral James Maniam berkata, setiap 5 Jun dunia menyambut Hari Alam Sekitar Sedunia dan tahun ini temanya cukup jelas iaitu 'Atasi Pencemaran Plastik', dengan Korea Selatan menjadi tuan rumah sambutan 2025.

"Seluruh dunia digesa bertindak segera menangani krisis pencemaran plastik yang semakin meruncing dan negara kita tidak ketinggalan.

"Dari sekolah hingga ke pusat membeli-belah, peniaga kecil hingga ke syarikat gergasi termasuk pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT), pelbagai inisiatif telah digerakkan demi masa depan lebih hijau dan lestari," katanya dalam satu kenyataan pada Jumaat.

Ujar Saral, ancaman mikroplastik pada hari ini hakikatnya semakin meruncing dengan ia mudah ditemui dalam makanan, minuman dan darah manusia.

Read more: Ancaman mikroplastik kian meruncing, Malaysia giat hijaukan negara

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Created: 03 June 2025

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Read more: 喈忇異 喈掂喈苦畷喈距疅喁嵿疅喈苦畷喈赤瘓 喈畷喁嵿畷喈赤喈熰喁 喈畷喈苦喁嵿喁嵿喁 喈曕瘖喈赤瘝喈 喈掂瘒喈`瘝喈熰瘉喈瘝!

Kemajuan AI perlu diimbangi dengan nilai, kawal selia

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Created: 03 June 2025

Gambar hiasan. Gambar kecil: Saral JamesKUALA LUMPUR 鈥 Malaysia disaran menyeimbangkan kemajuan teknologi kecerdasan buatan (AI) dengan pendidikan menyeluruh kepada rakyat serta pelaksanaan undang-undang yang jelas dan selamat.

Setiausaha Agung Persatuan Pengguna-Pengguna Standards Malaysia, Saral James Maniam berkata, pemahaman terhadap AI perlu diperkasa di semua peringkat agar teknologi itu dimanfaatkan secara bertanggungjawab dan tidak menjejaskan nilai kemanusiaan.

鈥淭ak kenal, maka tak cinta. Pelajar perlu diajar cara menggunakan AI secara bijak.

"Golongan dewasa juga harus didedahkan melalui ceramah atau panduan dalam talian,鈥 katanya dalam satu kenyataan pada Jumaat.

Beliau berkata, langkah pendidikan itu harus disusuli dengan penglibatan semua pihak dalam proses penggubalan dasar dan undang-undang berkaitan teknologi tersebut.

鈥淕uru, pelajar, usahawan dan ibu bapa perlu diberi ruang menyuarakan pandangan. Ini penting supaya dasar AI yang dirangka benar-benar selari dengan keperluan rakyat,鈥 katanya.

Read more: Kemajuan AI perlu diimbangi dengan nilai, kawal selia

New rules for online healthcare

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Created: 29 May 2025

PETALING JAYA: Private online healthcare service providers, such as virtual clinics, are now required by the Health Ministry to comply with a set of guidelines that detail the standards and practices for their operations in the digital space.

Under the guidelines, these providers are prohibited from attending to emergency cases involving injury or acute illnesses.

The Health Ministry said in a circular dated May 5 that these guidelines would be an interim measure and could be a precursor to a future law to regulate the Online Healthcare Services (OHS) space.

鈥淚t is becoming apparent that healthcare policies and regulations created in an analogue age may be inadequate to cater for the often-disruptive healthcare service models in the digital age,鈥 the guidelines said.

鈥淎mbiguities and lacunas in the law create uncertainty for healthcare professionals, platform providers and patients alike.

鈥淚t is crucial for there to be clear standards and requirements to guide those involved in the online healthcare services industry,鈥 the guidelines added.

According to the guidelines that came into effect on May 5, OHS can only attend to non-emergency cases; follow-up management for stable cases; group session counselling services for areas such as psychology, nutrition or rehabilitation; referral or secondary care programme by specialist or consultant; or support services such as the supply of medication, laboratory and imaging services.

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