Farmers: Lift chicken export ban


JOHOR BARU: Poultry farmers want chicken exports to Singapore resumed quickly before the country loses its market to other competitors.

With Singapore importing 34% of chicken or 3.6 million birds from Malaysia, worth some US$18.9mil (RM84.24mil) in 2020, breeders say moving swiftly is imperative in order not to lose out to countries like Indonesia.

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