None of your links says anything about cannot bring cooking oil across customs.
All your examples are scenarios of smuggling subsidised oil in huge quantities.
Seems you are the kind that cant stand being corrected.
Can see the effort you put in to searching the internet to support your claim, but end up still unable to support your points, you resort to asking other ppl to disproof you instead.
Bruh, when you make a claim with nothing to substantiate, just say so.
I repeat again since you are so badly misinformed. Subsidised rice, cooking oil, and other essentials are controlled items. Not all rice, cooking oil, and the items listed in your msia gov website sold in msia are subsidised.
Like ron95, it's the retailer's responsibility to ensure subsidised products are not sold to foreigners.
The law also prohibits locals from buying subsidised products and exporting them out enmass.
Sick of ignorant ppl like you going about spread misinformation bcoz ownself kiasi kialan for no reason.
You remind me of so many ksl lotus auntie uncle who go about telling other sinkies eggs cannot bring to sg cause they ownself stuck in some outdated law, then jealous of ppl who do.
Sibeh hochio this guy. Ownself infer a law from personal experience, then bcoz ownself cannot, want to make sure other ppl also cannot. Pui.
Don't know still so stubborn. Pui.