


South Korea’s CJ Foodville has officially re-entered the Malaysian market with its bakery franchise Tous les Jours, marking a strategic comeback after it previously exited in 2017 by closing four outlets.
This return signals renewed confidence in Malaysia’s growing F&B sector and is expected to boost demand for locally produced eggs while driving innovation across the country’s layer industry.
1. Rising demand for eggs in bakery supply chains
Bakery operations are major consumers of shell, liquid, and powder eggs—core outputs of Malaysia’s layer farms.
With Malaysia already a leading egg producer in Southeast Asia, the entry and expansion of a multinational bakery brand like Tous les Jours:
2. Strengthens the case for cage-free and quality-focused production
CJ Foodville’s global branding leans on premium, hygienic, and ethically sourced ingredients.
This aligns well with Malaysia’s growing cage-free transition, led by players like TC Farm, Huat Lai and others:
3. Boosts investment opportunities in egg processing, tech, and pharma
With bakery supply chains becoming more sophisticated, there is a direct ripple effect into:
4. Encourages Malaysia to grow as a regional hub
As Tous les Jours scales operations in Malaysia—likely opening dozens of stores and possibly a central kitchen or bakery plant—it could make Malaysia a regional export base for egg-based baked goods and ingredients. That would:
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