CNI, a leading Malaysian direct-selling company, has received a grant of RM300,000.00 from the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living under its Khazanah Alam Industri Jualan Langsung program in recognition of its efforts to promote local Malaysian herbs like Tongkat Ali, Kacip Fatimah, Sea Cucumber, and Tiger Milk Mushroom.

CNI has actively promoted these herbs, and their health benefits have gained international recognition. The company's commitment to promoting local herbs has been recognized by the Malaysian government, which has granted funding to support CNI's further R&D efforts in local Malaysia’s herbs.

"We are honored to receive this grant from the Malaysian government, and we are committed to continuing our efforts to promote local Malaysian herbs," said Mr. Kelvin Koh, the CEO of CNI Malaysia. "We believe that these herbs have many health benefits, and we are proud to be able to promote them both locally and globally."

CNI works closely with local farmers, including the Orang Asli community, to source high-quality ingredients for its products. The company's products are made using traditional methods and modern technology to ensure that they meet the highest quality standards.

"We are proud to work with local farmers and communities to promote sustainable agriculture and to support the local economy," said Mr. Kelvin Koh. "Our commitment to promoting local herbs is not just about promoting health and wellness but also about supporting our local communities," he added.CNI would like to thank all CBOs for their continuous efforts and undivided support. With your support, we pledge to deliver the best!