Sunday, 27 Sep 2020 08:43 PM MYT
The Johor State Farmers’ Organisation Board director Datuk Sawalludin Ahmad said the investment includes converting the RM3.5 million premise into an agricultural products collection and marketing centre . “I’ve been made to understand that every day, the centre collects about 30 types of vegetables and fruits such as kailan, long beans, brinjal, chili, MD2 pineapples, rock melons and corn,” he said to reporters after attending the Kluang PPK annual general meeting here today.
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