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Traditionally shaped like flowers or fish, the bahulu they make come in the shapes of roses, tulips, pineapples and corn, and in attractive colours, in line with modern consumer demand. - Bernama photo

In line with public health objectives, tax rates on vape products should be increased relative to cigarettes and heated tobacco sticks. A balanced tax framework can discourage uptake among youth, align with harm reduction goals for smokers and generate revenue for health programs. - Bernama photo for illustration purpose only

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Washing machines for testing perfume oil formulas are pictured at a test facility of the Symrise company in Holzminden, central Germany. Photo by Michael Matthey/AFP

Idris Alias, 67, and his wife, Fatimah Ishak, 63, from Guar Perahu, here, started their small home-based business in 1984 after she inherited a muruku recipe from her mother-in-law. Photo by Bernama

Tumpik, a traditional Sarawak delicacy, once served as a staple during the British colonial era. More than just a snack, it can be enjoyed with various fillings such as shrimp, fish, and gula apong (palm sugar), as showcased during the launch of Serumpun Sarawak. Photo by Bernama

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In a state steeped in history lies a nearly forgotten snack called inang-inang, a round, crispy cracker that boasts historical significance and holds a wealth of memories. Photo by Bernama