According to reports, the Malaysia Competition Commission has announced no findings of anticompetitive behavior within the domestic broiler market for peninsular Malaysia, though MyCC CEO Shila Dorai Raj said in a statement that the lack of findings may be due to a lack of data and information needed to adequately complete a review. As such, MyCC has announced an ongoing probe into the industry. According to reports, MyCC suspects that the authority may need a common database of registered farming establishments to properly reach conclusions.
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