Maximum controlled prices include live chicken at RM5.80 per kg, standard chicken RM7.30/kg, imported turkey RM28/kg; local boned mutton RM47/kg and imported boned mutton RM26/kg. FMTNews ChristmasSeason
The maximum government-controlled price for standard-size chicken is RM7.30 per kg
Action would be taken if prices of 19 controlled items are raised without valid reason, or if price tags are not displayed, said Alauddin Sidal, deputy secretary-general of the domestic trade ministry. “For failing to display the pink price tag on the controlled goods, individuals can be fined up to RM10,000 or issued a compound of up to RM5,000, and companies can be fined up to RM20,000 or to pay a compound up to RM10,000,” he told reporters.
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