Singapore importers expect first batch of live chickens from Malaysia only later this week


Malaysian authorities confirmed that the export of live commercial broiler chickens will be halved and eased in periodically. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Singaporeans will have to wait a little longer for fresh broiler chicken from Malaysia.

The Malaysian authorities had confirmed on Sunday (Oct 9) that the chicken export ban would be lifted on Oct 11, but local importers are expecting live broiler chickens to come in later this week.

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