A deputy minister says discussions would continue, especially with livestock farmers, to prepare the industry for the lifting of price controls.
PETALING JAYA: Officials are to discuss ways to provide a “soft landing” for those in the poultry trade when price controls on chicken and eggs are ended, a deputy minister said today.
“More details on this will be announced later,” he said in a statement today following the government announcement in the budget speech yesterday that price controls would be lifted two years after they were imposed.
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