Food court prices under watch as Selangor directs local councils to step up checks (opens original article in a new tab)
Selangor government directs local councils to monitor food court pricing to ensure reasonable rates amid cost-of-living pressures, with inspections to check compliance and prevent excessive profiteering.
- Selangor government directs local councils to monitor food court pricing to ensure reasonable rates
- Traders receiving government support are expected to reflect support measures in their pricing
- Inspections include periodic checks by enforcement officers and local council representatives
- Food courts under local authorities aim to provide affordable dining options and support small traders
Conversation
No comments yet
Threaded discussion is coming next — this is where the community conversation about this story will live.