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Up to RM5 mil fine for selling controlled goods with conditions: domestic trade ministry | Scoop

Up to RM5 mil fine for selling controlled goods with conditions: domestic trade ministry

Individuals face max RM1 mil fine, while corporations face max RM2 mil for first offence, RM5 mil for second

2:55 PM MYT

 

GOPENG – The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry will take stern action against any party that imposes conditions on the sale of controlled goods such as packet cooking oil and sugar. 

Deputy Minister Fuziah Salleh said the ministry had received a total of 71 complaints related to conditional sales across the country since the beginning of this year. 

“Any individual convicted of an offence under the Control of Supplies Act 1961 can be fined a maximum of RM1 million or imprisoned for not more than three years or both. 

“Corporations can be fined a maximum of RM2 million and for the second offence, a fine of not more than RM5 million,” she told a press conference after launching the Perak-level Mobile Rahmah Sales programme here today. 

She said a total of 17 cases have been acted on while six cases are under investigation. 

Meanwhile, Fuziah said the ministry was in the process of creating a mechanism for targeted subsidised cooking oil in stages from next year. 

“We are making a decision regarding the households that are eligible to receive this targeted subsidy, whether they are B40 or M40 groups as well as the micro industries,” she added. – September 3, 2023

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