Malaysia is facing the usual continuous and heavy rain and this is impacting the production and delivery of products, causing a rise in vegetable prices while production cost also increases.
Local farmers, according to news sites, are forecasting that Cameron Highlands will see a drop of 20 per cent to 30 per cent in yield and it result in an additional increase in the prices of vegetables. So much for a happy new year?
Vegetable prices and heavy rain
In Johor, the Malaysia Federation of Vegetable Farmers Association also said the country could risk facing a food security problem should heavy rainfall continue. Apa macam.
