THE MALAYSIAN ARCHIPELAGODRAG TO ROTATE · SCROLL TO ZOOM SELECT A GLOWING STATE MARKER
MALAYSIA · 3D ATLASTap a map marker to explore a state or federal territory.
MAP GEOMETRY ≠ CROP PRODUCTION DATA
3D TERRAIN / INTERACTIVE ATLAS / MALAYSIA
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54.3%
RICE SELF-SUFFICIENCY · 2025
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67.9%
CHILLI IMPORT DEPENDENCY · 2025
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82.7%
GINGER IMPORT DEPENDENCY · 2025
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109.4%
TOMATO SELF-SUFFICIENCY · 2025
02 / BEYOND THE MAP
Every crop. A different story.
Compare what Malaysia produces with what it sources from abroad — and experiment with hypothetical changes. The numbers are official; the scenarios are yours.
THE BIG PICTURE01 — LIVE SELECTION
Rice supply profile
DOMESTIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY · SSR54.3%
IMPORT DEPENDENCY · IDRNot reported
National figures for the selected crop.
SSR and IDR use different formulas. They are not complementary shares and must not be added to 100%.
THE TIME LENS2024–2025
What changed?
+1.4percentage points · SSR
Rice shows verified 2021–2025 history. Other selected crops use the published 2024–2025 comparison.
THE POSSIBILITY LABHYPOTHETICAL
What if we grew more?
Change domestic self-sufficiency by a hypothetical number of percentage points — not a production forecast.
64.3% hypothetical SSR
What would a 10-point increase look like? This changes only the displayed ratio, not the official data.
What's really on Malaysia's plate?
A food can have enough local production and still be imported. Self-sufficiency, trade exposure and affordability are different questions. Explore the data, then share one evidence-based fact.
NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY · DOSM
Compare Malaysia's food supply
Published SSR and IDR percentages for 2025. A dash indicates the value has not been incorporated for that commodity — not zero. Select a row to focus the atlas.