The acting domestic trade and cost of living minister says industry players had indicated sufficient supply of chicken in the market.
Armizan Ali said 900 enforcement officers will be sent to all areas from tomorrow to monitor chicken prices and take legal action if necessary.
Acting domestic trade and cost of living minister Armizan Ali said industry players have assured the government there would be an adequate supply and there would be no surge in prices of chicken from Nov 1 following the termination of subsidies and price controls. Agriculture and food security minister Mohamad Sabu yesterday announced that the government would remove subsidies and price controls for chicken from tomorrow.Despite the assurances from the industry, Armizan said KPDN would still mobilise 900 officers to all areas tomorrow to monitor chicken prices and take legal action if necessary.
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