Kok: Furniture exports to rise 1% this year


SERDANG: Malaysia’s furniture exports are expected to rise 1% this year against RM7.79bil recorded in 2018 on the back of continued demand from customers despite global economic uncertainties, the Primary Industries Ministry said.

According to its minister Teresa Kok, locally-made furniture still attracted high demand especially from the United States, Japan and Europe.

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