Stationery sales in Johor up by 30% with reopening of schools


A customer choosing stationery at a shop in Taman Sri Tebrau. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

STATIONERY sales statewide have picked up since the reopening of schools and start of physical classes in March, says an industry association.

Johor Stationers and Booksellers Association president Annie Chia said there had been an increase of about 30% in the sales for such businesses statewide.

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