The Pre Launch: Sofia Ang of A Spooon Full

05/17/21 • 3 min

By Sofia Ang

My business ‘A Spooon Full’ with a triple ‘O’ is a whole food manufacturer based in Malaysia. Whole foods are generally characterised as foods that have not been processed, refined or had ingredients added to them. The reason why we insisted on producing our raw materials and ingredients for all our food and beverages is because we want to serve premium quality products to our customers.

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By Sofia Ang

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Producer and Editor: June Ramli

Welcome to another episode of 30 minutes with DailyStraits.com. Today, we have a very special guest with us, Myles Bertrand - the Managing Director of Mambu Asia Pacific.
Launched in Berlin in 2011, Mambu is a global fintech and market-leading software as a service (Saas) cloud banking platform with offices in Sydney and Singapore.
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Podcast: Morgan Coleman on Disrupting the Vet Industry

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Editor: Fazleena Aziz

Disrupting the $4B Vet Industry

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