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Malaysia to lift export ban on live chicken broilers from Oct 11: SFA​

The Singapore Food Agency said it is seeking clarification on the details.

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) on Sunday (Oct 9) said Malaysia will lift its temporary export ban on live chicken broilers from Oct 11.

Responding to CNA's queries, the agency said it received "official notification" from Malaysia's Department of Veterinary Services on the lifting of the ban.

"We welcome the resumption of live chicken broiler imports, and are seeking clarification on the details," said SFA.

The Malaysian government had earlier banned the export of up to 3.6 million chickens from Jun 1 in its efforts to tackle supply and pricing issues for chicken in the country.

The ban was implemented following complaints of supply shortage and price increases of chicken, with some traders selling their poultry above the price ceiling to cover their costs.

Explaining the curbs, Malaysia's Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the government's priority was its own people and that authorities will also investigate allegations of cartel pricing.

Source :: CNA

 

[congo9]

Yes. Kway is coming.

 

[laksaboy]

LOL this kind of thing also need to 'seek clarification'. 装逼 until like this.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

If midland don't lift it's export bans.... Singkieland will find other sources ...and temasek can just open a chicken farm indonland...same as what they did with pork. And the ones that suffer are the mudlanders

 

[sweetiepie]

Malaysia to lift export ban on live chicken broilers from Oct 11: SFA​

The Singapore Food Agency said it is seeking clarification on the details.

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) on Sunday (Oct 9) said Malaysia will lift its temporary export ban on live chicken broilers from Oct 11.

Responding to CNA's queries, the agency said it received "official notification" from Malaysia's Department of Veterinary Services on the lifting of the ban.

"We welcome the resumption of live chicken broiler imports, and are seeking clarification on the details," said SFA.

The Malaysian government had earlier banned the export of up to 3.6 million chickens from Jun 1 in its efforts to tackle supply and pricing issues for chicken in the country.

The ban was implemented following complaints of supply shortage and price increases of chicken, with some traders selling their poultry above the price ceiling to cover their costs.

Explaining the curbs, Malaysia's Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the government's priority was its own people and that authorities will also investigate allegations of cartel pricing.

Source :: CNA

Just at the same time sbf kok kok kway also leeturning to sg KNN