Products/Services offered:
- Frozen foods
- Breads
- Sources
- Plastics
Contact Details:
En. Iswanzi Bin Ismail (manager)
Lot 537, Hadapan Sek. Men. Keb. Padang Midin
21400, Kuala Terengganu
Terengganu Darul Iman
Tel: 09-6228341
E-mail: iswanzi@gmail.com
Sunday, February 7, 2010
iFROZEN MAJU
iFROZEN MAJU was establish as a dealer of frozen food industry since 2007. The products such as sauces, mayonnaise’s, breads, burger, nugget, hotdog, fries, plastics and etc. All the products are supply by different supplier. For the future planning iFROZEN MAJU plan to produce their own products such sauces and has their own factory to produce their products.
Products/Services offered:
Products/Services offered:
FUTECH INDUSTRIES SDN. BHD.
FUTECH INDUSTRIES SDN BHD is the manufacturer and distributor of Futech FRP Tank and others FRP related product and was establish since 2008. FUTECH INDUSTRIES SDN BHD markets their products for the local market and plan to export their products to the international market after they have their own factory. Besides FUTECH INDUSTRIES SDN BHD also hopes the related agencies can help them to in order expand their business.
Products / Services offered:
- Water Storage Tank
- Septic Tanks
- Bio Tulin Sewage Treatment System
Contact details:
Haji Razali Ibrahim (manager)
A-14 Pengadang Baru
20500, Kuala Terengganu
Terengganu Darul Iman
Tel: 09-6309643
Fax: 09-6909644
E-mail: futechindustry@gmail.com
Monday, February 1, 2010
KILANG PAPAN MOHD YUSOF & ANAK-ANAK (Trg) SDN. BHD.
Kilang Papan Mohd Yusof & Anak-Anak (Trg) Sdn Bhd (KPMY) was established in 1976 and its founders were Mr. Mohamed Bin Yusof and his spouse (the late) Mrs. Maimun Binti Embong. In July 1983, their eldest son, Mr. Mohamad Ghazali bin Mohamed replaced his mother Mrs. Maimun Binti Embong as the major shareholder.
KPMY embarked on timber engineering in 1998 as licensed fabricator for timber roof trusses by Mitek Asia Sdn. Bhd a subsidiary of Mitek Ausralia Limited. Most of the KPMY products are for a local market only except for sawn timber which were exported either through agents or direct sales. KPMY possess the Timber Export License from Malaysia Timber Industry Board (MTIB) since 2000. Since then, KPMY has exported their sawn timber product to Thailand and China. On December 2001, KPMY established subsidiary company KPMY Wood Engineering Sdn. Bhd. Design & Market Prefabricated Timber Roof Trusses outside Terengganu and other timber structure. Then, on December 2003, KPMY Established KPMY Timber Mart Sdn. Bhd. one stop center for timber product manufactured by local SMI. i.e. Timber Trusses, wall and Garden Furniture. On March 2005, KPMY established Penaga Loggers Sdn.Bhd to ensure sustainable logs supply, to keep abreast with FSC requirement and forest plantation.
Professional and technical staff such as architect and engineer is their main assets in putting KPMY among the major players in prefabricated timber roof truss industry, right from processing, designing to installation. On 2008 KPMY handle many project from government to install the Prefabricated Roof. Manufactured under stringent factory quality control and their products are designed to comply with Malaysian and Australian standard. Installed by their own in-house trained workers make their truss safer, reliable and most preferable. Years of R&D, experience and collaboration with local Universities, have determined KPMY to shape their sky with safe and quality roof truss. The production of garden furniture is based on the demand and order from customer. The end product of garden furniture is placed at their showroom located at KPMY sales office. KPMY also supply the chip boards which are demanded by companies in Terengganu and Johor. KPMY is able to make 3000 of solid door every month. Currently, KPMY is striving to export their solid door, fire door and garden furniture.
KPMY sales office
Product/Services offered:
- Sawn timber
- Solid Door
- Fire Door
- Prefabricated Roof Trusses
- Interlocking Brick
- garden Furniture
- Chip Board
- Logging
Contact Detail:
Mr. Mohd Shoki Ariffin
Sales Office:
987-D Bukit Kubang Jambu
Jalan Kelantan
20050 Kuala Terengganu
Terengganu, Malaysia
Tel: 09-631 3157
Fax: 09-624 2157
Website: http://www.kpmytruss.com.my/
Factory 1:
Batu 23 1/2
Bukit Diman, Ajil
21800 Hulu Terengganu
Terengganu, Malaysia
Factory 2:
Lot 7672 Kawasan Perindustrian Wakaf Tapai
21040 Marang
Terengganu, Malaysia
by: Raja Nur Jannah Dinie Bt Raja Awang (Practical Trainee)
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Food & Beverages Industry in the Eastern Region
OVERVIEW
Malaysia with its rich tropical and agricultural resources combined with the diverse cultures including Malay, Chinese and Indian; have resulted in a fascinating range of processed food with an Asian twist. Today’ lifestyle changes have led to the increase in the demand for convenience and health food.
Potential of Food & Beverages Industries in The East Coast Region of Malaysia
The huge potential of food & beverages industry development in Malaysia has prompted our government in giving their serious attention to develop the sector. Under the Industrial Master Plan 3 (IMP3), F&B was highlighted for promotion as well as seven (7) key of the strategic trusts for food processing are introduced;
IMP3: Strategic Thrusts for Food Processing
Ensuring the availability of the supply raw materials;
Expanding and diversifying food processing activities and promoting the growth of the targeted areas;
Enhancing sectoral linkages and support services;
Intensifying research and development;
Enhancing competitiveness and increasing export;
Strengthening human resource development; and
Strengthening the institutional support and delivery system
Initiatives under the East Coast Economic Region (ECER)
Based on its potential, the ECER Master Plan aims to enlarge the food processing industry (food and beverages) due to the advantageous geographical orientation, considerable labor pool especially in the rural areas, strong resource endowment, strong potential for property development and competitive wage rates compared to the West Coast State. Key initiatives devised are as follows;
Agriculture Clusters Key Analysis
Crop-Base Clusters
Livestock, Based Clusters
Fish-Based Clusters
· Fruit & vegetables
· Highland agriculture / floriculture
· Herbs
· Kenaf
· Beef
· Mutton
· Poultry
· Breeder animals
· Animals feed production
· Marine capture fisheries
· Brackwishwater aquaculture
· Freshwater aquaculture
Crop Based Cluster
Crop Based Cluster
Initiatives & Location
· Fruit & vegetables
-Permanent Food Production Park (TKPM): Fruits-Lanchang, Ulu Jelai & Ulu Tembeling
-Citrus Valley-Durian Mentangau, Dungun
-Integrated Park, Rompin
· Highland agriculture/ floriculture
-Permanent Food Production Park (TKPM):
Vegetables & Floriculture- Lojing
· Herbs
-Herbal Park & Satelite Farm- Gua Musang, Lanchang, Raub, Dungun & Jeli
-Herbal & Biotechnology Center of Excellence (COE)- UDM
· Kenaf
-Kenaf Plantation & Animal Feed Production Industry- Bachok, Pasir Putih, Besut, Setiu & Marang.
Livestock Based Cluster
Initiatives & Location
· Cattle Industry
-Cattle Research & Innovation Center- Muadzam Shah
-Cattle Multiplier farm- Ulu Lepar, Tanah Merah, Ulu Tersat
-Livestock Feed industry- Bachok, Ulu Lepar, Ulu Tersat
-Cattle Integration In Pineapple Plantation- Rompin, Pekan
-Beef Valley, Dairy Farming- Kuala Krai, Pasir Putih, Marang, Lipis, Bera & Rompin
· Goat Industry
-Goat Research & Innovation Center- Kuala Berang
-Goat Multiplier & Commercial Farm - Telaga Papan, Kuala Berang
-Goat Integration in Rubber Plantation- Besut & Hulu Terengganu
Intensive Goat farming- Machang
· Poultry Industry
-Fully Integrated Poultry & Processing Park- Gua Musang
-Poultry Processing Industry & Day-Old-Chick Production- Gambang, Chendering
-Poultry Feed Production Industry- Gebeng, Kuantan
Fish Based Cluster
Fish Based Cluster
Initiatives & Location
· Marine Fish Cluster
-Integrated Fisheries Park- Tok Bali-Kelantan
-Fish processing Park- Kuantan
-Collection Processing & Packaging Center (CPCC)
–Kuala Kemaman, Pengkalan Kubor, Bachok
· Freshwater & Marine Fish Aquaculture Cluster
-Freshwater Fish Hatchery & Marketing Center- Raub, Pahang
-Marine Fish & Shrimp Hatchery and Marketing Center- Kuala Pahang
-Integrated Tilapia Production Park- Tasik Kenyir & Tasik Pergau
-Integrated Shrimp production Park- Setiu
The developments of the agriculture or food industry in the East Coast Region in Malaysia are clustered by location in order to spur the development as well as ensuring its success. The clusters devised are as follow:
Agro Based Industry Cluster
Pasir Mas- Food processing (Crops, Beef & Poultry based)
Tok Bali- Fish processing, Integrated Fisheries Park
Bachok- Fish processing
Gua Musang- Herbs/ Biotechnology Industry & food processing (Beef & poultry Based)
Kuala Krai- Food processing (Beef & poultry based)
Chendering- Food processing (fish & poultry based)
Kuala Kemaman- Food processing (fish based)
Gambang- Food processing (crops, poultry & beef based)
Kuantan- Fish processing park
Agro Based Industry Cluster
Agro based Industry Cluster
Initiatives & Location
· Development of Incubation of Centers for Micro food Processors
- Kota Bharu & Specialty Food
- Kuantan- Traditional & Specialty food
Collection, Processing & Packaging Center (CPCC) and Collection & Marketing Center (CMC)
CPCC/CMC Centers
Initiatives and location
· Fruits & Vegetables CPCC
-Lojing -Kuantan
-Jerantut -Rompin
-Kota bharu -Lanchang
-Besut
· Fisheries CPCC
-Pengkalan Kubor
-Bachok
-Kuala Kemaman
· Herbal CPCC
-Gua Musang
-Dungun
-Lanchang
· Kenaf CPCC
-Bachok
-Setiu
-Marang
· Livestock CMC
-Felda Chiku
-Felda Jerangau
-Felda Chini
The Incentives Offered Under ECER
New fiscal incentives include under ECER are:
i. Income tax exemption up to 10 years;
ii. Investment tax allowance (ITA) amounting to 100% of qualifying capital expenditure for 5 years;
iii. Stamp duty exemption;
iv. Import duty and sales tax exemption
Under the ECER Masterplan, Halal F&B sector are identified to be developed via Halal Parks in Kelantan (Pasir Mas) and Pahang (Gambang). The objective of Halal Park is to participate in Malaysian’s vision ‘To be the Global Halal Hub or Halal Center for the World’ and to take advantage of rising global halal products and market development.
The components of the Halal Park included;
· Industrial site
· Incubator centers
· Logistic and distribution center
· SMIs development center
· Research and development center
· Land and infrastructure development for industrial park
· Marketing and promotion
Strength and Weaknesses: ECER as F&B Producer
The key strengths of ECER for the developments of F&B industries are;
Strong resources endowment
Considerable labor pool especially in the rural areas and among females
Competitive wage rates compared to the West Coast States
Strong potential for property development
Lower cost of living
Good education system and other basic community services
Advantageous geographical orientation
The potential of F&B industry in the ECER is boost by the growing population with rising income in Malaysia, where the demand for food consumption, animal feed and industrial usage has increase. Abundance of available land had also made the East Coast region a cheaper alternative for the food and beverages industry or agriculture itself. In addition, incentives offered by the ECER Master Plan are expected to influence the investor for capital injection in the industry.
The drawback of East Coast Region of Malaysia includes slow rate of capital accumulation in all aspect of the industry especially in term of inward investment. Traditional methods of farming are stilll being used by the farmer, and quick expansion of the industry is impossible without the modernization of machine and farming technology.
Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry (MOA) had further stated additional challenges in this industry which are;
Increase in food prices;
Increase cost of production inputs or raw material;
Land constraint;
Old and unskilled workforce;
Unavailability and low quality of seedlings;
Unavailability of agriculture infrastructure;
Less commercialization of R&D and innovation.
Several ways have been identified to reselve the challenges including:
Developing larger labor pool as well as skill capacities;
Implementing mechanization and automation in the sector for more effective and efficient work task;
Encouraging private sector participation;
Adoption of modern technology and k-economy driven to boost this industry abroad.
Enhancement of the support system for instance R&D, marketing strategies, special incentives and funding to assist the sector to be more competitive.
Introduction and development of the agro-tourism industry as additional income attraction to the industry.
Contribution: Mohd. Khodri, Practical 02/2009
Malaysia with its rich tropical and agricultural resources combined with the diverse cultures including Malay, Chinese and Indian; have resulted in a fascinating range of processed food with an Asian twist. Today’ lifestyle changes have led to the increase in the demand for convenience and health food.
Potential of Food & Beverages Industries in The East Coast Region of Malaysia
The huge potential of food & beverages industry development in Malaysia has prompted our government in giving their serious attention to develop the sector. Under the Industrial Master Plan 3 (IMP3), F&B was highlighted for promotion as well as seven (7) key of the strategic trusts for food processing are introduced;
IMP3: Strategic Thrusts for Food Processing
Ensuring the availability of the supply raw materials;
Expanding and diversifying food processing activities and promoting the growth of the targeted areas;
Enhancing sectoral linkages and support services;
Intensifying research and development;
Enhancing competitiveness and increasing export;
Strengthening human resource development; and
Strengthening the institutional support and delivery system
Initiatives under the East Coast Economic Region (ECER)
Based on its potential, the ECER Master Plan aims to enlarge the food processing industry (food and beverages) due to the advantageous geographical orientation, considerable labor pool especially in the rural areas, strong resource endowment, strong potential for property development and competitive wage rates compared to the West Coast State. Key initiatives devised are as follows;
Agriculture Clusters Key Analysis
Crop-Base Clusters
Livestock, Based Clusters
Fish-Based Clusters
· Fruit & vegetables
· Highland agriculture / floriculture
· Herbs
· Kenaf
· Beef
· Mutton
· Poultry
· Breeder animals
· Animals feed production
· Marine capture fisheries
· Brackwishwater aquaculture
· Freshwater aquaculture
Crop Based Cluster
Crop Based Cluster
Initiatives & Location
· Fruit & vegetables
-Permanent Food Production Park (TKPM): Fruits-Lanchang, Ulu Jelai & Ulu Tembeling
-Citrus Valley-Durian Mentangau, Dungun
-Integrated Park, Rompin
· Highland agriculture/ floriculture
-Permanent Food Production Park (TKPM):
Vegetables & Floriculture- Lojing
· Herbs
-Herbal Park & Satelite Farm- Gua Musang, Lanchang, Raub, Dungun & Jeli
-Herbal & Biotechnology Center of Excellence (COE)- UDM
· Kenaf
-Kenaf Plantation & Animal Feed Production Industry- Bachok, Pasir Putih, Besut, Setiu & Marang.
Livestock Based Cluster
Initiatives & Location
· Cattle Industry
-Cattle Research & Innovation Center- Muadzam Shah
-Cattle Multiplier farm- Ulu Lepar, Tanah Merah, Ulu Tersat
-Livestock Feed industry- Bachok, Ulu Lepar, Ulu Tersat
-Cattle Integration In Pineapple Plantation- Rompin, Pekan
-Beef Valley, Dairy Farming- Kuala Krai, Pasir Putih, Marang, Lipis, Bera & Rompin
· Goat Industry
-Goat Research & Innovation Center- Kuala Berang
-Goat Multiplier & Commercial Farm - Telaga Papan, Kuala Berang
-Goat Integration in Rubber Plantation- Besut & Hulu Terengganu
Intensive Goat farming- Machang
· Poultry Industry
-Fully Integrated Poultry & Processing Park- Gua Musang
-Poultry Processing Industry & Day-Old-Chick Production- Gambang, Chendering
-Poultry Feed Production Industry- Gebeng, Kuantan
Fish Based Cluster
Fish Based Cluster
Initiatives & Location
· Marine Fish Cluster
-Integrated Fisheries Park- Tok Bali-Kelantan
-Fish processing Park- Kuantan
-Collection Processing & Packaging Center (CPCC)
–Kuala Kemaman, Pengkalan Kubor, Bachok
· Freshwater & Marine Fish Aquaculture Cluster
-Freshwater Fish Hatchery & Marketing Center- Raub, Pahang
-Marine Fish & Shrimp Hatchery and Marketing Center- Kuala Pahang
-Integrated Tilapia Production Park- Tasik Kenyir & Tasik Pergau
-Integrated Shrimp production Park- Setiu
The developments of the agriculture or food industry in the East Coast Region in Malaysia are clustered by location in order to spur the development as well as ensuring its success. The clusters devised are as follow:
Agro Based Industry Cluster
Pasir Mas- Food processing (Crops, Beef & Poultry based)
Tok Bali- Fish processing, Integrated Fisheries Park
Bachok- Fish processing
Gua Musang- Herbs/ Biotechnology Industry & food processing (Beef & poultry Based)
Kuala Krai- Food processing (Beef & poultry based)
Chendering- Food processing (fish & poultry based)
Kuala Kemaman- Food processing (fish based)
Gambang- Food processing (crops, poultry & beef based)
Kuantan- Fish processing park
Agro Based Industry Cluster
Agro based Industry Cluster
Initiatives & Location
· Development of Incubation of Centers for Micro food Processors
- Kota Bharu & Specialty Food
- Kuantan- Traditional & Specialty food
Collection, Processing & Packaging Center (CPCC) and Collection & Marketing Center (CMC)
CPCC/CMC Centers
Initiatives and location
· Fruits & Vegetables CPCC
-Lojing -Kuantan
-Jerantut -Rompin
-Kota bharu -Lanchang
-Besut
· Fisheries CPCC
-Pengkalan Kubor
-Bachok
-Kuala Kemaman
· Herbal CPCC
-Gua Musang
-Dungun
-Lanchang
· Kenaf CPCC
-Bachok
-Setiu
-Marang
· Livestock CMC
-Felda Chiku
-Felda Jerangau
-Felda Chini
The Incentives Offered Under ECER
New fiscal incentives include under ECER are:
i. Income tax exemption up to 10 years;
ii. Investment tax allowance (ITA) amounting to 100% of qualifying capital expenditure for 5 years;
iii. Stamp duty exemption;
iv. Import duty and sales tax exemption
Under the ECER Masterplan, Halal F&B sector are identified to be developed via Halal Parks in Kelantan (Pasir Mas) and Pahang (Gambang). The objective of Halal Park is to participate in Malaysian’s vision ‘To be the Global Halal Hub or Halal Center for the World’ and to take advantage of rising global halal products and market development.
The components of the Halal Park included;
· Industrial site
· Incubator centers
· Logistic and distribution center
· SMIs development center
· Research and development center
· Land and infrastructure development for industrial park
· Marketing and promotion
Strength and Weaknesses: ECER as F&B Producer
The key strengths of ECER for the developments of F&B industries are;
Strong resources endowment
Considerable labor pool especially in the rural areas and among females
Competitive wage rates compared to the West Coast States
Strong potential for property development
Lower cost of living
Good education system and other basic community services
Advantageous geographical orientation
The potential of F&B industry in the ECER is boost by the growing population with rising income in Malaysia, where the demand for food consumption, animal feed and industrial usage has increase. Abundance of available land had also made the East Coast region a cheaper alternative for the food and beverages industry or agriculture itself. In addition, incentives offered by the ECER Master Plan are expected to influence the investor for capital injection in the industry.
The drawback of East Coast Region of Malaysia includes slow rate of capital accumulation in all aspect of the industry especially in term of inward investment. Traditional methods of farming are stilll being used by the farmer, and quick expansion of the industry is impossible without the modernization of machine and farming technology.
Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry (MOA) had further stated additional challenges in this industry which are;
Increase in food prices;
Increase cost of production inputs or raw material;
Land constraint;
Old and unskilled workforce;
Unavailability and low quality of seedlings;
Unavailability of agriculture infrastructure;
Less commercialization of R&D and innovation.
Several ways have been identified to reselve the challenges including:
Developing larger labor pool as well as skill capacities;
Implementing mechanization and automation in the sector for more effective and efficient work task;
Encouraging private sector participation;
Adoption of modern technology and k-economy driven to boost this industry abroad.
Enhancement of the support system for instance R&D, marketing strategies, special incentives and funding to assist the sector to be more competitive.
Introduction and development of the agro-tourism industry as additional income attraction to the industry.
Contribution: Mohd. Khodri, Practical 02/2009
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