Singapore Food Agency says Malaysia to lift export ban on live chicken broilers from Oct 11, reports CNA


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

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.

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