Only one company allowed to import eggs into M'sia, says Mat Sabu


KUALA LUMPUR: Only one company has been given the green light to import eggs from India during the supply shortage in 2022, says Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu.

In a Parliamentary written reply, the Agriculture and Food Security Minister said the issue involving shortages in the supply of eggs in the local market took place when there was a reduction in production from October to December last year.

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