CLEAN : Singaporeans worry about rising price of chicken rice after Malaysia curbs poultry exports

The video discusses the impact of a chicken export ban on Singapore consumers, particularly affecting hawker centers that rely on chicken as a raw material. This situation may lead to increased food prices. The video suggests possible adaptation strategies, such as substituting chicken with other proteins or finding alternative import sources. It highlights Singapore's dependency on external food resources and the need to adapt to global issues. The speaker also shares a personal perspective on how the chicken shortage affects their cravings for chicken rice.

How does the chicken export ban primarily affect Singapore consumers?

• It has no impact on hawker centers.

• It raises the prices of chicken food.

• It reduces the cost of chicken food.

• It increases the availability of chicken.

What is one suggested alternative to using chicken in hawker centers?

• Increasing the use of spices.

• Substituting with pork or other proteins.

• Using more vegetables.

• Switching to beef.

What is a global issue mentioned in the context of the chicken export ban?

• Overproduction of chicken.

• Dependence on imported food resources.

• Lack of local food markets.

• Excessive food wastage.

What is a personal concern mentioned regarding the chicken export ban?

• It will make chicken more affordable.

• The ban will increase the popularity of beef.

• It might cause a long-term craving for chicken rice.

• The ban will lead to a healthier diet.

What is a potential problem if the chicken export ban lasts for a while?

• It will decrease the demand for chicken.

• It will have no effect on consumer habits.

• It will lead to a surplus of chicken.

• It will be problematic for those who crave chicken rice.