Market goers maintain safe distance while at a poultry stall along Jalan Penaga near Jelutong wet market during MCO 2.0
PETALING JAYA: Livestock and vegetable producers say they are struggling to stay afloat amid lower demand while consumers are complaining about higher prices, with some even alleging instances of profiteering.Federation of Livestock Farmers’ Associations of Malaysia (FLFAM) president Tan Chee Hee acknowledged complaints about increased prices at retail stores.
While prices may vary at the retail end according to supply chain management, Tan said things have been challenging for wholesalers, who have been losing money since the movement control order periods of last year.
