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Chicken price float: keep it between RM9.40 and RM9.60 per kg, association urges 

Following the termination of the chicken price ceiling and the value now being floated, many are wondering what the new price should be as a benchmark for the raw material. 

End of chicken subsidies, price controls should not lead to price gouging: Mydin boss

Mydin Mohamed Holdings Bhd managing director Datuk Ameer Ali Mydin said the government’s move to place the prices of chicken on float should foster healthy competition among traders, ultimately benefiting consumers. 

Floating chicken prices encourage healthy price competition, says farmers group

Datuk Jeffrey Ng, Advisor to the Federal Livestock Farmers Association of Malaysia, said public concerns over increased prices were also unfounded – adding that most supermarkets are selling chicken for less than RM8 per kg after subsidies and price controls were discontinued starting today. 

Supermarkets slashing chicken prices, but some still prefer wet market produce

Despite a recent dip in chicken prices across major supermarket chains, customers at wet markets who preferred “fresher” poultry products remain apprehensive about potential price increases in the weeks ahead. 

Monitor chicken production, supply to avoid bottlenecks, profiteering: economists

The government should closely monitor the production, supply, wholesale, and retail distribution systems to ensure there are no bottlenecks or profiteering in the market following the discontinuation of the chicken subsidy tomorrow. 

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