• 3 years ago
A frozen food supply company together with its director and manager pleaded not guilty to four charges over the meat cartel scandal at the Sessions court in Johor Baru, Johor on Thursday (April 22) for abetting and possessing goods prohibited from being imported amounting to more than RM640,000, while one more individual still remained at large.

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