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Chitchat Egg Shortage Coming! Lol :D

AhMeng

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Malaysia may stop or limit egg exports to maintain local market supply: Minister


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia is looking into limiting or stopping the export of eggs to ensure there is sufficient supply for its domestic market, Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said on Monday (Dec 10).

Speaking at a press conference after the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs’ monthly meeting, Saifuddin said that they will also investigate if there are elements of cartel activities causing the price of eggs to increase consistently every week for the past several months.

Action could be taken under the Competition Act for cartel activities like price fixing, division of territories and joint efforts by producers and wholesalers to limit production, he added.

Saifuddin explained that the ministry had received many complaints from consumers including those in Penang, Sarawak and Putrajaya about the increase in the price of eggs especially in mid-November.

“In the first week of November, the price of grade A eggs in Putrajaya increased from RM3.98 (10 eggs) to RM5.11. In the third week, it went down to RM4.04. After that it has remained at around RM4," he said.

Saifuddin said among the reasons given by producers and wholesalers was the weather, the value of the ringgit, the high cost of chicken feed and the increase in utility costs of chicken rearers.

Saifuddin added that the ministry had conducted checks at the production, distribution and wholesaler stages throughout the country since Dec 7 to find out the cause of the price increase.
“If the traders are purposely increasing the price of eggs in order to make exorbitant profits, the ministry will not hesitate to take action under the Price Control and Anti-Profiteering Act 2011,” he said.

The ministry will also hold talks with the Malaysian Competition Commission and the Veterinary Services Department to determine effective measures to tackle the increase in price, including the weather and disease factors.
 

borom

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IF Shortage of eggs, who will get priority to purchase them-foreign talents or locals.
I know locals will get 1st priority in one thing- mati defending those foreign talents .
 

eatshitndie

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for sure many sinkie spinsters with looks like these have been running low on eggs for some time.
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grandtour

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Malaysia may stop or limit egg exports to maintain local market supply: Minister


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia is looking into limiting or stopping the export of eggs to ensure there is sufficient supply for its domestic market, Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said on Monday (Dec 10).

Speaking at a press conference after the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs’ monthly meeting, Saifuddin said that they will also investigate if there are elements of cartel activities causing the price of eggs to increase consistently every week for the past several months.

Action could be taken under the Competition Act for cartel activities like price fixing, division of territories and joint efforts by producers and wholesalers to limit production, he added.

Saifuddin explained that the ministry had received many complaints from consumers including those in Penang, Sarawak and Putrajaya about the increase in the price of eggs especially in mid-November.

“In the first week of November, the price of grade A eggs in Putrajaya increased from RM3.98 (10 eggs) to RM5.11. In the third week, it went down to RM4.04. After that it has remained at around RM4," he said.

Saifuddin said among the reasons given by producers and wholesalers was the weather, the value of the ringgit, the high cost of chicken feed and the increase in utility costs of chicken rearers.

Saifuddin added that the ministry had conducted checks at the production, distribution and wholesaler stages throughout the country since Dec 7 to find out the cause of the price increase.
“If the traders are purposely increasing the price of eggs in order to make exorbitant profits, the ministry will not hesitate to take action under the Price Control and Anti-Profiteering Act 2011,” he said.

The ministry will also hold talks with the Malaysian Competition Commission and the Veterinary Services Department to determine effective measures to tackle the increase in price, including the weather and disease factors.

The industry have been doing it for the longest time, deliberately destroying eggs to control market price. Malaysia minister just acting blur, creating more excuse to punish Singapore.
 

Asterix

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Drinking water, sand, air space, territorial waters, eggs and who knows what else - chickens, ducks, pigs, durians, etc - this endless list of problems will end if Singapore goes to war with Mudlaysia and successfully invade and occupy Johore, Malacca and Negri Sembilan. What's the point of spending billions every year on the military when you don't have the balls to pull trigger when gravely provoked! To incentivise the Sinkie soldiers, offer to give each soldier one acre of freehold land in the states conquered for every Mudland soldier killed. Just like in Roman times - the legions did not fight for the Emperor, they were fighting for themselves.
 

eatshitndie

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Can buy eggs from Thailand etc...Mr Joetys...time for u to invest in Thailand egg farms
not easy as egg supply from thighland will still need to transit through mudlaysia by land, unless you pay more for transport by air or sea. by land, mudlaysia can suka suka delay trucks at customs until eggs becum rotten. or worse still, mass-infect them with salmonella before passing them through to sg. eggs are perfect carriers of viruses and bacteria, as these pathogens are protected in their shells. by air or sea, you need refrigerated containers as god knows how long containers sit at the docks for loading and unloading. moreover, a container ship needs a load factor of x (fully loaded) containers in order to be economically viable to ship them. best is for sinkie women to produce eggs. :tongue:
 

musashi

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eggs are perfect carriers of viruses and bacteria, as these pathogens are protected in their shells.
Over half a year ago, I posted the following in another thread:
sammyboy.com/posts/2733606
In my humble opinion, the best way to minimize food poisoning is to abstain from eggs and dairy products as much as possible, simply because it's not possible to know for sure which egg or dairy product happens to be contaminated with:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campylobacter
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campylobacter_jejuni
which is the specific bacteria in eggs and dairy products that cause:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diarrhea#Infections
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gastroenteritis#Bacterial
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JohnTan

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No egg shortage for my catering company. We've stockpiled eggs and place more orders. The other sinkies will be eating their oyster omelettes without eggs while my customers continue to feast as usual.
 
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