A new landmark in Kuala Lumpur, TRX (Tun Razak Exchange) is an international financial district that combines cutting-edge architecture and rich cultural facilities, centred on the spectacular 'Exchange 106' building and the much talked about Apple Store. Read more about this fascinating project, and read the rest of this article here.

This article provides essential information about the Muslim market in Malaysia and explains the characteristics of consumer behavior. It covers the proportion of the Muslim population, cultural background, religious influences, and purchasing patterns.

The article also discusses key factors that Muslim consumers value, such as halal certification, ethical consumption, and quality, offering foundational knowledge to understand the target market better.

In Malaysia, Halal certification is more than a religious requirement; it is a significant indicator of quality and safety that benefits both businesses and consumers. For businesses, obtaining Halal certification opens vast market opportunities, not only within Malaysia but also in the global Halal market

In recent years, the number of halal-friendly restaurants in Japan has surged, catering to the growing influx of Muslim tourists. From traditional Japanese cuisine to international dishes, these restaurants offer a variety of options that allow Muslim travelers to dine with confidence, making Japan an increasingly Muslim-friendly destination.　For more details, be sure to read the full article!

Discover the essentials of Halal food, a dietary practice rooted in Islamic law that guarantees purity, cleanliness, and ethical sourcing. Dive into the booming global Halal market, driven by growing demand from both Muslims and non-Muslims, and see how Malaysia leads the way with its stringent certification and dynamic industry. Explore the latest trends and innovations shaping the future of Halal food, offering not just religious compliance but also unmatched quality and trust.

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Malaysian Research Accelerator for Technology and Innovation (MRANTI) is back with its annual conference, I-Nation. The event was held on 29-30th November 2022.

The International Greentech & Eco Products Exhibition and Conference (IGEM) was established as Southeast Asia's largest green technology and eco solutions exchange event and it serves as a catalyst for sustainable economic growth in the Southeast Asian region.

Malaysia’s biggest business-to-business technology event with main focus on 5G, smart cities, and emerging technologies was held at MITEC (Malaysian International Trade and Exhibition Centre), Kuala Lumpur from the 27th to the 29th of September.

Petaling Jaya, Kelana Jaya, Cyber Jaya, and other Malaysian cities are sometimes named "jaya". Does this have any meaning?

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between Malaysia Green Technologies Climate Change Corporation (MGTC), the Malaysian government body (represented by the Ministry of Environment and Water, Ministry of Human Resource), The Social Security Organization (PERKESO), Malaysia small to mid-cap business association, and Malaysia Association of Energy Service Companies (MAESCO) in the establishment of “Malaysia Green Job Portal”. This will be the first platform in monitoring and maintenance of green initiative related job listings.

IRGA aims to be the first agri-tech unicorn in Southeast Asia. The company is using the power of digital technology to restructure the agricultural sector by development from hardware to in-house software. We spoke to Mr Harish Subramaniam, Director and Co-founder of IRGA.

Rivil Sdn Bhd has partnered with some of the world's leading water innovation companies. We spoke with Faizal, founder, CEO and CTO, and Muizz, Sales Manager of Rivil Sdn Bhd.

Verdastro is the first company in the world to have successfully marketed 100% biodegradable bioplastic products from palm oil. We met with the Naim, technical director of Verdastro, a company that has garnered interest both locally and internationally.

Malaysia continues to maintain its overall trade performance growth momentum in April 2022, by expanding its growth by 21.3% to a capitalization of 23.14 billion Ringgit compared to 19.08 billion Ringgit in the previous year.

The implementation of MCO (Movement Control Order) 2.0 and 3.0 resulted in an increase of 2.5% in inflation rate from early to mid 2021, higher from 2020’s inflation rate which was at -1.2%.

Labour Market Review (LMR) is a quarterly report published by the Department of Statistics Malaysia. Its' aim is to provide official data statistics through reviews and special features focused on the latest development trends in the labour market.

The Malaysian government has announced the National Transportation Policy (NTP) that aims at providing safe, reliable, and sustainable logistic and transportation service. It outlines the vision for the transportation system that will develop the infrastructure of the country’s economy and people.

Summary of Malaysia's economic review for February to April 2022 that was published by the Department of Statistics Malaysia.

Japanese dairy products are rarely distributed in Malaysia, and many Malaysian consumers do not have access to them, other than whilst traveling Japan or for other reasons. Looking towards the future of exports in Japanese dairy products, we have summarized the possibility of Japanese dairy product exportation to Malaysia.