Malaysia Eases Ban on Exports of Live Premium Chicken
- Allows exports of kampung chicken, chicken-based products
- Export halt on commercial broiler chicken stays: ministry
A chicken in a cage at a wet market in Sekinchan, Selangor, Malaysia.
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Malaysia partly eased a ban on chicken exports, allowing poultry importers to resume bringing live premium chickens.
Exports of live colored birds including kampung and black chicken, as well as all chicken-based products and parent stock day-old chicks are permitted, the Agriculture and Food Industries said in a statement on Wednesday.