Nil

[crimsondue]

Nil

 

[syed putra]

Chinese people will buy their products. Its the upmarket image chinese people need.

 

[syed putra]

And rosmah too.

 

[syed putra]

Najib on the other hand buy their submarines and frigates,

 

[gingerlyn]

I like French loft and I eat it with curry. Dip it in the curry source yummy

 

[glockman]

Peugeot. Renault. Citroen. Don't touch them, else you'll be in for a world of misery and agony. I was brought up this way by my car enthusiast father.

 

[laksaboy]

Why are Muslims suddenly so triggered about the Frenchies?

This animosity will only hasten the arrival of Deus Vult 2.0 across Europe.

 

[Nice-Gook]

Peugeot. Renault. Citroen. Don't touch them, else you'll be in for a world of misery and agony. I was brought up this way by my car enthusiast father.

Owned a Peugeot 707 in the 80s , fucking huge and equally comfortable with leather seats but a gas guzzler , when wanted get rid of it , no market in Sinkie and nobody wanna buy

heard than that it’s a very popular car in Thailand as well as some African countries

 

[glockman]

Owned a Peugeot 707 in the 80s , fucking huge and equally comfortable with leather seats but a gas guzzler , when wanted get rid of it , no market in Sinkie and nobody wanna buy

heard than that it’s a very popular car in Thailand as well as some African countries

I'll take your word for it. I've never owned a french car. But yeah, no resale and not a popular marque.

 

[Papsmearer]

Nothing wrong with French cars. U go to Malaysia, u can see a lot of Peugeot 308s driving around. Most Peugeot models like 408, 508, etc are there too. My father used to own a Renault. Citroens have a reputation for a comfortable and luxurious ride. Those people driving around in Nissan Latio don't realize their car engine is actually from Renault. And that is a reliable and fuel efficient engine.

 

[syed putra]

Nothing wrong with French cars. U go to Malaysia, u can see a lot of Peugeot 308s driving around. Most Peugeot models like 408, 508, etc are there too. My father used to own a Renault. Citroens have a reputation for a comfortable and luxurious ride. Those people driving around in Nissan Latio don't realize their car engine is actually from Renault. And that is a reliable and fuel efficient engine.

The dealer there will take 6 months to repair the car under warranty I was told. Small engine warning lights, they will change entire engine. But you have to wait.

 

[Pinkieslut]

Mats and Arabs love French brands too, except the former are mostly low SES no monies unlike the Tiongs.

 

[Cerebral]

Mats and Arabs love French brands too, except the former are mostly low SES no monies unlike the Tiongs.

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has to be a French Crocodile

 

[SalahParking]

At least better than malusian cars. Potong Salah

 

[Pinkieslut]

Matland Brand Ayam was started by the anal sex loving Frenchie.


Did You Know: Ayam Brand Was Actually Founded By A French Businessman
Before Alfred Clouet came along, canned food was a luxury item that only the rich could afford.

Cover image via Ayam Brand / Facebook
One of the oldest and most well-known food brands among Malaysians, Ayam Brand has become synonymous with kitchen staples such as canned tuna, sardines, and baked beans

Image via French Chamber Singapore
Citing Denis Group, the family-run enterprise who currently owns Ayam Brand, South China Morning Post reports that one in every two homes in Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei has Ayam Brand products in its kitchen at any given time.
Though its name may suggest that the brand is of local origin, that's only half of the story. Established in 1892, the company that eventually became Ayam Brand was actually founded by a Frenchman named Alfred Clouet!

Ayam Brand founder Alfred Clouet.
Image via Ayam Brand / SCMP
Having first arrived in Singapore in 1891, Clouet registered an import-export firm - A. Clouet & Co. - in 1892. At the time, Singapore was still a part of British Malaya.

A. Clouet & Co’s pre-second world war headquarters in Singapore.
Image via Ayam Brand / SCMP
The French entrepreneur initially focused on importing building materials as well as premium products like French perfume and Bordeaux wine to cater to colonial staff and British residents in the Straits Settlements.

However, when sales of perfumes and wines were not as profitable as he'd hoped, Clouet decided to import canned food instead.
In the days before refrigeration became widely available, canned food was regarded as a luxury item, as they were considered top technology at the time and could only be afforded by the rich.
But Clouet sought to bring canned food to the masses.
He created a logo featuring his company name and a Gallic rooster, a symbol of France (below), and began producing tinned sardines in 1889.

Image via Malaysia Traveller
As Clouet's sardines quickly became a hit among the common folk, he decided to widen his range of products to include other canned food like peas and mushrooms.

The logo would later incorporate gold medals won by the brand's canned sardines at the 1900 Exposition Universelle (Universal Exposition) in Paris (below).

A. Clouet & Co canned peas from the 1930s.
Image via Ayam Brand / SCMP

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So, how did the name "Ayam Brand" come to be? For that, we have the locals to thank.
As local traders and consumers found the name "Clouet" difficult to pronounce, they started referring to the brand as "chop ayam", meaning "chicken brand" in the Malay language.

According to South China Morning Post, the company decided to officially change its name to "Ayam Brand" shortly before World War II broke out.
Though the brand was pretty popular in Southeast Asia in the early 20th century, it only expanded beyond the region after it was taken over by the family-run Swiss company Denis Group in the 1950s

Image via Colourbox
After being taken over by Denis Group, then known as the Denis Brothers Company, in 1954, Ayam Brand began spreading its wings to various parts of Asia and eventually, in Western countries like Australia, France, New Zealand, and United Kingdom.

The new management also expanded the brand's portfolio, such as introducing canned tuna, canned fruits and vegetables like baked beans and pineapple, Asian sauces and pastes, as well as coconut products like coconut cream and milk.
Today, Ayam Brand continues to be headquartered in Singapore, although its products are mainly manufactured in Malaysia via factories in Taiping (since 1975) and Batu Pahat (since 2000)

Image via Betty's Journey
SCMP reported that the company opened a factory in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam in 2015 and is due to open another one in Indonesia next year.

The founder's name "Clouet" can still be found in logo as well as the brand's distribution companies, such as A. Clouet & Co. (KL) Sdn. Bhd. for Malaysia, Clouet Trading Pte. Ltd. for Singapore, and A. Clouet (Australia) Pty. Ltd. for Australia and New Zealand.

 

[Asterix]

https://www.carlist.my/used-cars/2012-peugeot-308-1-6-a-full-turbo-sunroof-spec-for-u-h-l/6615966

2012 Peugeot 308 for less than MYR 16k (SGD 5.3k) - should I buy?

 

[Nice-Gook]

The dealer there will take 6 months to repair the car under warranty I was told. Small engine warning lights, they will change entire engine. But you have to wait.

That’s true , very difficult to get a mechanic to do the repairs ....you have to remove a lot of parts to get the one that needs repair

mechanics hate doing such jobs

 

[mudhatter]

French cars are known to be defective:
https://www.quora.com/Are-French-cars-reliable
https://www.f1technical.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=22083

They will breakdown soon enough.

French products are expensive:
Just look at their fashion and accessories. Not really of high quality but super expensive.
LV. Chanel. etc Only vain people buy them.

It's true of their weapons true.

Rafale super expensive, so are munitions for fighter jets.

All these talk, yet Francos + Italy combined yet to field Aster-30 Block 2 BMD (Ballistic Missile Defence) systems yet. Not developed those systems yet.

And Iran, under sanctions and embargo, isolation and demonization, sabotage and threats of war, managed to reveal Bavar 373 systems already

France, just like Anglo countries, are some of the biggest current account deficit countries.



Current account balance (BoP, current US$)
International Monetary Fund, Balance of Payments Statistics Yearbook and data files.



Country
Most Recent Year
Most Recent Value
(Thousands)

United States
2019
-480,228,000.00

United Kingdom
2019
-113,290,640.45

Brazil
2019
-50,927,465.80

Ireland
2019
-44,933,860.21

Canada
2019
-35,408,870.82

Indonesia
2019
-30,375,963.49

India
2019
-29,762,864.65

Algeria
2017
-22,058,711.28

France
2019
-18,418,375.79

Nigeria
2019
-17,016,392.14

Colombia
2019
-13,747,751.76



And this is after looting numerous African countries, not only in the past, but to this day.




It is said French will plunge into worse crises after crises after crises, much like Anglos, if their ability to finance those deficits were snatched away.


Anglos sustain those deficits through currency manipulation. Forex trade occurs mainly in Anglo countries or their colonies. NYC, London, Stinkypura, Hongkies, Tokyo etc.

And France sustain those deficits by continuing to loot resources and controlling the issuance of money (printing money) in several Afro countries.

 

[eatshitndie]

many sinkies have fond memories of this french product.

 

[mudhatter]

many sinkies have fond memories of this french product.
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good thing abt stinky armed forces

and these frog eaters amx tanks

never seen real action