‘Cheeper’ and plentiful


KUALA LUMPUR: The intervention measures taken by the government to stabilise the price and availability of chicken in the market have paid off, as there is now an oversupply in the market after months of shortage, says Datuk Seri Dr Ronald Kiandee.

Measures such as abolishing approved permits (AP), opening up imports and temporarily halting exports to stabilise domestic supplies, according to the Agriculture and Food Industries Minister, had been “effective”.

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