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KUALA LUMPUR, The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives traded firmer this morning. At 9.27 am, new spot month July 2024 and August 2024 climbed 9.0 points to 1,626.0 and 1,628.5, respectively, September 2024 rose 7.0 points to 1,611.5 and December 2024 increased by 8.0 points to 1,618.0. Turnover stood at 1,189 lots, with open interest amounting to 47,319 contracts. The FBM KLCI rose 6.64 points to 1,625.02 after 27 minutes of trade. Source: BERNAMA News Agency

BUKIT MERTAJAM, A company selling snack crackers was found to be using an expired Malaysian halal logo following a raid by the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) on its premises here yesterday. Penang KPDN director S Jegan said the operation, conducted in collaboration with the Halal Management Division and the Penang Islamic Religious Affairs Department (JHEAIPP), targeted a two-storey shophouse used as a factory. ‘During the inspection, we found that an expired Malaysian halal logo was used on the packaging of their products. ‘Subsequently, RM6,748 worth of cracker products stamped with the expired halal logo were seized,”

KUALA LUMPUR, The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives traded firmer this morning. At 9.27 am, new spot month July 2024 and August 2024 climbed 9.0 points to 1,626.0 and 1,628.5, respectively, September 2024 rose 7.0 points to 1,611.5 and December 2024 increased by 8.0 points to 1,618.0. Turnover stood at 1,189 lots, with open interest amounting to 47,319 contracts. The FBM KLCI rose 6.64 points to 1,625.02 after 27 minutes of trade. Source: BERNAMA News Agency

BUKIT MERTAJAM, A company selling snack crackers was found to be using an expired Malaysian halal logo following a raid by the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) on its premises here yesterday. Penang KPDN director S Jegan said the operation, conducted in collaboration with the Halal Management Division and the Penang Islamic Religious Affairs Department (JHEAIPP), targeted a two-storey shophouse used as a factory. ‘During the inspection, we found that an expired Malaysian halal logo was used on the packaging of their products. ‘Subsequently, RM6,748 worth of cracker products stamped with the expired halal logo were seized,”

BUKIT MERTAJAM, A company selling snack crackers was found to be using an expired Malaysian halal logo following a raid by the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) on its premises here yesterday. Penang KPDN director S Jegan said the operation, conducted in collaboration with the Halal Management Division and the Penang Islamic Religious Affairs Department (JHEAIPP), targeted a two-storey shophouse used as a factory. ‘During the inspection, we found that an expired Malaysian halal logo was used on the packaging of their products. ‘Subsequently, RM6,748 worth of cracker products stamped with the expired halal logo were seized,”