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      KINIGUIDE | Sugar: Subsidies, trade deficits and alleged duopoly
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      KINIGUIDE | Sugar: Subsidies, trade deficits and alleged duopoly

      KINIGUIDE | Sugar: Subsidies, trade deficits and alleged duopoly

      Dania Kamal AryfPublished: Nov 6, 2025 10:05 AM | Updated: Nov 10, 2025 11:43 AM

      KINIGUIDE | For decades, Malaysia’s sugar industry has been strictly regulated under the 1961 Supply Control Act, which has also capped the commodity’s retail prices at RM2.85 (coarse) and RM2.95 (refined) per kg.

      As a result, Malaysia’s sugar prices are among the lowest in Asean. In Thailand, 1kg of sugar is RM3.91, RM5.74 in Indonesia, RM7.34 in Singapore, and RM8.53 in the Philippines.

      Mkini takes a look at sustainability of keeping commodity's prices low.
      Dr M: Sugar subsidy should remain, but don't eat too much sweets

      Dr M: Sugar subsidy should remain, but don't eat too much sweets

      Why subsidise sugar when cheaper options exist?

      Why subsidise sugar when cheaper options exist?

      Budget 2026: Fund public healthcare, scrap sugar subsidies - MMA

      Budget 2026: Fund public healthcare, scrap sugar subsidies - MMA

      SST: Firm welcomes govt’s clarification on exemption mechanism for raw sugar

      SST: Firm welcomes govt’s clarification on exemption mechanism for raw sugar

      Refined sugar stays tax-free under SST revision - MOF

      Refined sugar stays tax-free under SST revision - MOF

      Rahmah sale: No more discounts for sugary items - deputy minister

      Rahmah sale: No more discounts for sugary items - deputy minister

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