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Friday, November 6, 2026

Lucky Malaysian wins 65g golden egg worth RM45,750 in QL Eggs contest

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The Beli dan Menang Telur Emas campaign ran from August 1 to September 30, 2026.  — QL Eggs pic

The Beli dan Menang Telur Emas campaign ran from August 1 to September 30, 2026. — QL Eggs pic

By Malay Mail

First Published: Friday, 06 Nov 2026 4:02 PM MYT

SHAH ALAM, Nov 6 — QL Eggs marked the successful conclusion of its Beli dan Menang Telur Emas campaign with a prize-giving ceremony at Shah Alam, celebrating the continued trust and support of Malaysian consumers with over RM100,000 worth of golden rewards.

Running from August 1 to September 30, 2026, the Beli dan Menang Telur Emas campaign received an overwhelming response from Malaysians across the nation, offering exciting rewards including a 65g golden egg grand prize valued at RM45,750, 20 gold plates and 650 e-wallet credit prizes worth RM10, RM20 and RM50 each.

Among the lucky winners was Nabilah binti MD Yusof, who walked away with the coveted 65g golden egg grand prize. “Saya berasa sangat terharu dan tidak menyangka akan memenangi hadiah utama ini. Terima kasih QL Eggs atas kejutan yang cukup bermakna ini!” she shared.

Held in conjunction with World Egg Month, the prize-giving ceremony marked more than the conclusion of a campaign. It was also an opportunity for QL Eggs to express its appreciation to our customers for their continued support, while reaffirming its commitment to nourishing the nation.

“Everything we have achieved today is made possible by those who continue to choose QL Eggs for their families. Beli dan Menang Telur Emas is our way of showing appreciation for that trust and support. As a leading brand in the egg industry, we believe our responsibility goes beyond providing quality eggs. We also have a role to play in helping Malaysians understand the nutritional value of eggs and make better-informed choices for themselves and their families,” said Harvey Lim, Brand Manager of QL Eggs.

Earlier this month, QL Eggs celebrated World Egg Day on October 9, giving away 100,000 eggs nationwide as part of its mission to make quality nutrition more accessible to Malaysians. Together with Beli dan Menang Telur Emas campaign, the initiative reflects QL Eggs’ continued commitment to giving back to consumers while raising awareness of the importance of quality nutrition.

At the heart of QL Group’s mission is the belief that quality nutrition should never be a luxury, but accessible to all. Supported by quality feed, modern farm management systems and stringent biosecurity measures, QL Eggs remains committed to consistently producing high-quality eggs for Malaysian consumers.

“World Egg Day is a meaningful opportunity for us to celebrate the goodness of eggs and encourage Malaysians to know their eggs better. Through our continued focus on innovation and nutrition, we want to nourish the nation with 2X Goodness — Omega-3 for heart, DHA for mind. This is part of our promise of Breakthrough Goodness, and we look forward to bringing Malaysians more exciting initiatives in the future,” added Lim.

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