Fresh chickens from Malaysia expected back on shelves from Thursday (Oct 13) afternoon in Singapore


SINGAPORE, Oct 12 (The Straits Times/ANN): Fresh broiler chickens from Malaysia are expected to hit retailers' shelves in limited quantities from Thursday afternoon.

James Sim, head of business development at local chicken importer Kee Song Food, which supplies major brick-and-mortar retailers with chickens, as well as online ones, said the live fowls will reach its abattoir on Thursday morning.

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