LONG queues at stalls selling a popular chicken dish, increasing prices and warnings about supply disruptions – Singaporeans are in a flap due to curbs on poultry exports from neighbouring Malaysia.
Malaysia’s move to halt exports of 3.6 million chickens a month, which kicked in on Wednesday, is the latest protectionist move in Asia aimed at tackling domestic shortages and taming surging inflation.
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