Johor Corporation (JCorp) has denied allegations that its subsidiary was responsible for forest and land fires in Indonesia, as claimed in a report by the NGO Indonesian Forum for Environment (Walhi).
The Johor state-owned company emphasised that it does not own or operate any plantations outside Malaysia.
The Johor state-owned company emphasised that it does not have plantations outside Malaysia.
“JCorp wishes to clarify that it does not own or operate any plantations outside Malaysia.
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