Food Value Chain in Numbers

By Ng Kar Yong

December 2019 STATISTICS
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A food value chain involves stakeholders who perform value-adding activities to produce food products.1 Table 1 shows the number of persons engaged and the amount of value created in the agriculture, and food and beverages (F&B) services sectors in Penang. Penang’s agriculture and F&B services sectors created a total of RM4.2bil worth of value-added2 in 2017, registering a double-digit growth of 16.3% annually from 2010-2017. These sectors contributed a value-added of 5.5% to the state’s GDP in 2017, an increase...

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is a statistician at Penang Institute who loves art and nature.

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