Give SMEs a safe voice against cartels, MyCC urged
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KUALA LUMPUR: enforcement powers for the Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) must come with safe reporting channels, as small businesses often fear repercussions for complaining against major suppliers.
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SME Association of Malaysia president Dr Chin Chee Seong said the association could consolidate anonymous feedback and raise common issues with MyCC on behalf of members.
"We urge MyCC to investigate cases involving essential supplies swiftly and monitor unusual price movements rather than wait for formal complaints," he said.
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- Sep 13, 2026
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