MLM industry feeling the pinch as consumer sentiment softens
The Edge Malaysia reports that the MLM industry is facing challenges as consumer sentiment toward direct-selling companies continues to weaken. This environment reflects growing awareness of MLM risks; consumers should remain vigilant and verify any company's KPDN licensing and business practices.
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