What is All For You Organics?
From Batang Kali with LoveOur founder, Madam Lim Siew Kim, started All For You Organics with the vision of making honest organic produce accessible for everyone in Malaysia.
Her son, Marcus Chan, continues to uphold her legacy by placing her principles at the forefront of every decision we make.
We don’t just grow veggies; we're sprouting a movement with intention. We want to educate the community on what it means to eat organic, and what it means when you don’t. When it comes to fresh and healthy organic greens, we want to ensure that there's plenty for all.
OUR MISSION
Set the bar for organic farming in Malaysia.
Provide access to honest and healthy produce for those who traditionally can’t afford it, due to soaring organic prices in the market today.
To train the next-generation of leaders in organic agriculture, and teach them the skills they need to foster a skilled and knowledgable workforce for Malaysia's farming future.
As a CSR initiative by Anglo-Eastern Plantations PLC (listed AEP on the London Stock Exchange), our mission goes beyond profit. This allows us to pass savings down to our customers, and in some cases, price match what our competitors charge for non-organic produce.
Our Future: Progressive Farms & Organic Dreams
Trailblazing the Organic Groove
We are determined to turnip the beet on transparency in Malaysia’s organic farming space. Our dream is to be able to educate enough Malaysians on the importance of clean produce, so that together, we can demand for our grocery stores to only supply produce from honest and credible farms. We’re here to start a movement.
Making Farming Cool: Who says farming can't have a little pizzazz? We want to make farming fun, enticing even city folk to swap their suits for overalls every once in a while - ultimately spreading the love of farming across Malaysia
Organic for All: We are working to break the stereotype that organic produce is expensive. We hope to see every table in Malaysia filled with affordable, fresh, organic food cause healthy eating should be a right, not a privilege
