A recent viral video featuring TikTok user "Muntsir anak G..." has sparked discussion among Malaysian consumers regarding the origin and destination of a popular sweetened condensed milk product. The video, shared by user @surijannah_25, shows a man presenting a can of "Gold Coin" milk, asserting that despite being labeled "Original Malaysia" and bearing a Halal certification, it is being exported to "Isewel," a term widely understood to refer to Israel within pro-Palestine discourse. The man in the video meticulously points out various labels on the can, including the F&N brand logo and what he claims are Hebrew symbols. He questions how a Malaysian product, certified Halal, could be destined for a country that many in Malaysia advocate boycotting due to the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. "If there are any dual logos in Hebrew, they are sending it to [Israel]," he states, emphasizing the perceived contradiction. He further highlights the "Original Malaysia" text on the packaging, expressing his confusion and calling for clarification from relevant parties. The video's accompanying caption from @surijannah_25 reinforces the sentiment, stating, "Hope someone can explain... But F&N I have long boycotted." This incident underscores the heightened consumer awareness and scrutiny of product affiliations amidst global geopolitical tensions.
Fraser & Neave Holdings Bhd (F&N) tampil memberi penjelasan selepas timbul kebimbangan orang ramai berhubung video tular yang memaparkan tin susu pek…
F&N tular selepas dakwaan susu pekat Cap Gold Coin dilabel dalam tulisan Hebrew (Ibrani) jelaskan ia untuk pasaran Palestin, bukan Israel.
