Demand for mandarin oranges declines


A worker packing mandarin oranges in Skudai.

The spike in Covid-19 cases and implementation of the movement control order have affected the import of mandarin oranges nationwide this Chinese New Year.

Like Fruitland Resources Sdn Bhd sales manager Beh Swee Aik said his business had dropped by 20%.

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