Chicken prices have not shot up since subsidies removed, says Mat Sabu

By SHARON LING

KUCHING: The price of chicken has not shot up in the first two days following the removal of subsidies, says Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu.

The Agriculture and Food Security Minister also said there was no shortage of supply based on his observations so far.

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