Carlsberg Malaysia appeals to remove breweries from negative list


Carlsberg Malaysia hoped it can be allowed to operate when Phase 2 of the National Recovery Plan begins.

KUALA LUMPUR: Carlsberg Malaysia is appealing for the removal of breweries from the negative list in the National Security Council’s pandemic control standard operating procedures (SOPs).

In a statement on Friday, it said brewing is regulated by the Malaysia Food Act 1983 and it was appealing breweries be included within the food & beverages sub-sector’s positive list under manufacturing sectors.

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