No need complain lar
With electricity, petrol, SST plus dunno what else coming in force
Sure got chain effects price increase overall
Mixed rice also expensive nowadays, later lagi mahal
No money buy fruits to eat

Later tell rakyat 1 day eat 2 meals with air suam jer

This post has been edited by Iceman74: Jun 18 2025, 12:52 PM

yes, we do support DAP.

Most insensitive n useless gov in the history of Msia! On 1 hand u tax us for almost everything, on the other hand u funded Dr M's Japan trip that cost RM486K! How's this justifiable???

then dont complain mahal

pmx doesnt realise most apple and oranges are all imported

so what?

tak apo janji bukan puas
continue vote

if cannot afford, then tanam sendiri

sst expansion wont affect 95% of the people because we tanam sendiri

hari ini saya jadi gov, besok lu orang tanam ubi, apple, orange

raise first then only complain.

brg belum sampai u dy complain.

Minum air balang jer

only affect 6%

Only 6% of adult Malaysians eat enough fruits
https://www.thestar.com.my/lifestyle/living...egetables-daily

waiting for ron 95 subsidy remove.

that would be lovely.

Royal gala

Pink lady

Fuji apple

Crispy red

Jazz

Envy

Lotus's kan ade..

you asked me for what, i no gomen. malaysia have always been generous to the ex-pm or the other ketua2.
cost cutting can always be done, but it hardly significant. renumeration for this small individuals are actually very small.

kalau mahal jgn makan.

if imported fruits are taxed, prices will increase and people will go for 'cheaper' local fruits. Now with even higher demand for local fruits compared to supply, traders will raise prices

Thank you Madani

deja vu

I curious, why PMX use Avocado as sample and dont use apple orange?

B40 dont eat apple orange?

madani say tax imported fruits to encourage local production..

but the final Kastam sales tax list only published on 9 june.. coming into force on 1 july

so 10 june i plant fruit tree, 1 july already berbuah..

topkek.. somebody in madani gov in /k/ ker?

This post has been edited by seather: Jun 18 2025, 01:25 PM

Malaysia ada apples?

While apple trees can be grown in Malaysia, especially in highland areas, they are not typically cultivated commercially due to the climate not being ideal for optimal fruit production. Malaysia's consistently warm and humid weather is not conducive to the temperature variations needed for many apple varieties. However, some success has been achieved in specific locations like Ba' Kelalan, Sarawak, where apple farming has been developed on a small scale.

Why apples are not widely grown in Malaysia:

Climate:
Apples require a period of cool temperatures (chilling hours) during winter to break dormancy and stimulate flowering. Malaysia's tropical climate, with consistently warm temperatures, lacks this essential chilling requirement.

Humidity:
High humidity in Malaysia can lead to fungal diseases and pest infestations, making it difficult to maintain healthy apple trees.

Chilling Hours:
Many apple varieties need a certain number of "chilling hours" (hours below a specific temperature, usually around 7°C or 45°F) to properly set fruit. Malaysia's climate doesn't provide enough chilling hours for most commercial apple varieties.

Limited Success in Specific Areas:
Ba' Kelalan, Sarawak:
This area, with its relatively cooler temperatures at higher altitudes, has seen some success in apple cultivation. The town even held an Apple Fiesta in 2007, showcasing locally grown apples.
Cameron Highlands:
While attempts have been made to cultivate apples in Cameron Highlands, the high humidity has proven challenging for large-scale production.
In Conclusion:
While apples can be grown in Malaysia, particularly in highland areas, commercial production faces challenges due to the climate and humidity. Despite these challenges, some areas like Ba' Kelalan have demonstrated the potential for limited apple cultivation.