Red Zoom Media

  Local home consumer electrical appliances maker, KHIND , has introduced a first of its kind rent-to-own scheme in a bid to provide Malaysians with easy accessibility to a selection of their products. The scheme represents an affordable solution to acquire quality home appliances that are reliable and trendy during a time where Malaysians are financially affected by the toll of the pandemic. Currently available to households in the Klang Valley before rolling out to other areas and states, the rent-to-own scheme allows customers to gradually pay for their desired product through an instalment plan where upon completion, will retain full ownership. KHIND knew that easing the payment process through instalments would allow Malaysians to maintain their lifestyles by making a selection of their products more affordable. KHIND’s ethos is to allow their customers to ‘Experience More’, and the rent-to-own scheme allows them to do so in a manner that is easy on the wallet.   “This is certai

  Malaysian plant-based meat company Phuture positions itself firmly in the local market through partnerships with leading brands. This comes at an apt time, as we witness spikes in food costs worldwide and the current chicken shortage in Malaysia , which have pushed restaurants and retailers to look at alternative food choices for consumers. According to research , Asia Pacific is set to experience a 200% surge by 2025 in terms of global plant-based food and beverage consumption. In 2020, the region’s potential for this market is worth US$17.1 billion , and is set to grow exponentially with concerns about food safety, food insecurity and climate change. Founded in 2018 by Malaysian duo Jack Yap and Lim Jin Yin, Phuture’s vision is to tackle growing global issues through the manufacture of nutritious, tasty plant-based products at its factory located in Klang, Selangor. The Phuture plant proteins and fibers matrix intends to mimic the texture and taste of meat with enhanced nutritio