Can Malaysia Become ASEAN's Food Hub?
About this episode
The episode discusses Malaysia's potential to become a food hub in ASEAN amidst changing industry dynamics.
As Food & Drinks Malaysia 2026 opens at MITEC, the food and beverage industry is navigating shifting supply chains, evolving consumer demand, and growing regional competition. Trade exhibitions are also changing, with greater emphasis on delivering measurable business outcomes rather than simply showcasing products. What will it take for Malaysia to strengthen its position as a regional food and beverage hub, and where are the biggest commercial opportunities for the industry? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Food & Drinks Malaysia 2026
Places: Malaysia, ASEAN
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