Malaysian Pineapple Galore at LuLu Hypermarket
November 14, 2023 | The Daily Tribune |
The Embassy of Malaysia, the Malaysian Agricultural department, and LuLu Hypermarket in Bahrain have launched a promotion featuring Malaysian pineapple. The initiative involves the formal opening of a container-load of pineapple and pineapple products at LuLu's logistics headquarters. Malaysian Ambassador Shazryll Zahiran, LuLu's Regional Director Mohammed Kaleem, and senior management were present at the inauguration. Supported by the Malaysian Pineapple Industrial Board (LPNM) and other organizations, the promotion aims to highlight the nutritional benefits of Malaysian pineapple, which is rich in antioxidants, Vitamin C, and manganese. LuLu Hypermarket provides cutting stations to peel, core, and slice the fruit for customers, emphasizing its freshness and taste.
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November 14, 2023 | The Daily Tribune | The Embassy of Malaysia, the Malaysian Agricultural department, and LuLu Hypermarket in Bahrain have launched a promotion featuring Malaysian pineapple. The ini
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