JOM MALAYSIA 2026 Is Making It Easier To Find Local Products At Lotus’s

Local brands took the spotlight at Lotus’s Ampang, where 20 entrepreneurs brought their products straight to shoppers!

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Lotus's Malaysia and KPDN launch JOM MALAYSIA 2026 to help SMEs access retail channels and grow their businesses.

The initiative helps SMEs reach wider markets through modern retail channels.
New and existing suppliers were recognized for their performance and growth.
SME seminars focus on branding, product quality, and retail requirements.

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Lotus’s Malaysia and the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) are continuing their efforts to help Malaysian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) reach wider markets through Jom Beli Produk Malaysia (JOM MALAYSIA) 2026.

The initiative aims to help local businesses access modern retail channels, strengthen their competitiveness and build sustainable operations. Launched at Lotus’s Ampang on 22 October, the programme recognised new suppliers joining the retailer’s network and existing SME suppliers for their sales growth and delivery performance.

The launch saw new Lotus’s suppliers receive appointment certificates, while existing SME suppliers were recognised for their sales growth and delivery performance. It was officiated by Datuk Rohaizi bin Bahari, Undersecretary of the Distributive Trade and Business Division at KPDN, alongside Azliza Baizura Azmel, Executive Director of Corporate Services at Lotus’s Malaysia.

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