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Traders say meat and vegetable supplies steady amid rising CNY, Ramadan demand

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February 16, 2026
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KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 16 — The provision of important items and key uncooked supplies akin to rooster, meat and greens nationwide is adequate to satisfy the excessive demand together with Chinese language New Yr tomorrow and forward of Ramadan.

A Bernama survey in a number of states discovered merchants actively making preparations, whereas customers have begun early purchases forward of the fasting month.

For Bambang Ali, 40, a rooster and meat dealer at Chow Equipment Market, provide all through this week stays adequate, with portions elevated forward of Ramadan, whereas the market, which is normally closed on Mondays, operated as regular at present to permit the general public to make preparations.

“Clients aren’t that many, however some are nonetheless coming to purchase necessities. Final weekend was very encouraging with meat gross sales reaching about 600 kilogrammes (kg) a day as in contrast with solely round 200 kg on regular days,” he instructed Bernama.

Nonetheless, fish dealer on the similar market Azmin Mohamad Dari, 33, confronted a unique problem as provide has barely decreased and costs have risen by between RM1 and RM2 as many suppliers and boat operators from the Chinese language group are on vacation.

In the meantime, vegetable provider Anwar Mahsum, 48, stated leafy greens and imported chillies from Thailand are amongst objects at the moment tough to acquire, with some merchants stocking up early to satisfy demand throughout the festive holidays earlier than provide is anticipated to stabilise a couple of week after Chinese language New Yr.

For housewife Maria Yunus, 71, she employs a prudent technique by shopping for necessities akin to fish, greens and rooster earlier, a couple of week earlier than the fasting month, as costs are cheaper in contrast with last-minute purchases.

In Selangor, vegetable dealer Ng Mei Hong, 40, stated her store has been crowded with prospects wanting to make sure their kitchen provides are adequate forward of Ramadan, as most outlets can be closed tomorrow and can resume operations on February 18.

“Right now, we’re working as regular. The store will shut for a day tomorrow for Chinese language New Yr and most merchants will resume operations from Wednesday. I imagine there can be no drawback for purchasers making ready for the fasting month as all objects are nonetheless accessible,” stated Ng.

In Penang, housewife Noor Halimah Hassan, 45, has additionally made early purchases because it helps her handle her household bills extra prudently.

“Yearly earlier than the fasting month arrives, I put together every thing early. I purchase barely extra perishable objects akin to fish, prawns, squid and rooster to maintain as per week’s provide as a result of it’s extra handy,” she stated.

In the meantime, rooster dealer Mohd Syafiq Abu Bakar stated his inventory had been offered out sooner than regular over the previous two days as prospects purchased in bigger portions.

“Normally, the inventory can be exhausted round midday, however now it’s already offered out as early as 10am. I promote between 400 and 500 chickens a day, and prospects are usually not solely Malays because the Chinese language group are additionally shopping for extra to arrange for big feasts and tomorrow’s Chinese language New Yr celebrations,” he stated.

In Kelantan, Azmah Harun, 53, stated she had purchased all important objects akin to rice, eggs and cooking oil since final week in preparation for Ramadan.

“Coincidentally, my three kids are returning to the village to look at the primary day of fasting with the household, so the meals provides I purchased earlier can be utilized for our breaking-of-fast meals,” she stated.

In the meantime, natural rooster provider Zakaria Yunus, 54, had been making ready greater than 1,000 chickens together with the Chinese language New Yr celebrations and the beginning of Ramadan, greater than regular to make sure adequate provide. — Bernama



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