• 4 years ago
FGV Holdings Berhad (FGV) has taken proactive steps to help the underprivileged community with daily essentials as the country heads into an extended Movement Control Order (MCO). The Malaysian-based global agricultural company has pledged its support to distribute 13,000 bags of daily food essentials under its Food Relief Bag programme.

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