Indonesia hopes to deliver chicken to Singapore by next week after getting SFA nod


JAKARTA (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Indonesia hopes to start supplying chicken to Singapore by next week after getting approval from the Singapore Food Agency (SFA).

The latter said in a Facebook post last week that Indonesia has been approved as a new source of frozen, chilled and processed chicken.

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