Malaysia: Retail Foods

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Malaysia: Retail Foods

The Malaysia food retail sector was estimated at $18 billion in 2020, and is projected to grow 30 percent to $23 billion by 2025. The country’s food retailers continue to rapidly develop, and premium grocery stores and convenience outlets are increasingly popular. Top prospective U.S. products for the Malaysian food retail market include dairy, fresh & processed fruits, seafood, wine, pork and beef.

East Asia and the Pacific, Malaysia

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