Jetro official cites halal demand and rising incomes as key drivers for export growth
Japanese Cuisine to Boost Agricultural and Seafood Exports to Malaysia
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Japanese cuisine is expected to boost exports of Japanese agricultural and seafood products to Malaysia, according to Koichi Takano, managing director of the Japan External Trade Organization (Jetro) in Kuala Lumpur. He attributed this growth to rising demand for halal food products and increasing consumer incomes in Malaysia.
Takano noted that Japanese producers continue to face higher costs for fertiliser, animal feed, energy, packaging, imported raw materials, and logistics. Despite these challenges, Japanese food companies are expanding their presence in Malaysia, with halal demand playing a key role.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Japanese cuisine, driven by demand for halal food products and rising consumer incomes, will boost exports of Japanese agricultural and seafood products to Malaysia, said Japan External Trade Organization Jetro Kuala Lumpur managing director Koichi Takano.
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Japanese producers continue to face higher costs for fertiliser, animal feed, energy, packaging, imported raw materials and logistics, he said.
according to Malay MailJapanese food companies are taking a bigger bite of Malaysia, and halal demand is helping.
according to Malay Mail
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