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KPDN / Department of Statistics MalaysiaValues: RM per 1kgIN BRIEF
PRICES · MALAYSIA
Where is standard chicken most expensive?
Compare the monthly median observed price of standard cleaned chicken across Malaysian states using PriceCatcher.
SHOW ME THE DATA2026-03 → 2026-08 · RM per 1kg
VIEW DATA ASSame source · different visual lens
PULSEKITA RACE2026-03 — 2026-08
SourceKPDN / Department of Statistics Malaysia
2026-03
16Johor8
8Kedah9
6Kelantan9
11Melaka8
15Negeri Sembilan8
13Pahang8
12Perak8
9Perlis9
4Pulau Pinang9
1Sabah13
3Sarawak11
14Selangor8
5Terengganu9
7W.P. Kuala Lumpur9
2W.P. Labuan13
10W.P. Putrajaya9
2026-032026-032026-08
KPDN / Department of Statistics MalaysiaValues: RM per 1kgSourceKPDN / Department of Statistics Malaysia ↗2026-08HIGH CONFIDENCE
Method & notes
PriceCatcher is strongest for specific item-and-location surveillance. It complements CPI rather than replacing a representative inflation measure.
METHOD & LIMITATIONSHow the numbers were calculated
PulseKita joins PriceCatcher transactions to the official item and premise lookup tables, then calculates the exact median observed price by state for each materialized month. This story uses item code 1 where available.
- PriceCatcher is collected for high-frequency price surveillance. Use CPI for representative inflation analysis.
- Observed prices depend on which premises were surveyed in each state and month.
- Item: AYAM BERSIH - STANDARD (1kg).
Evidence trail
EVIDENCE CHAINtransformation inherited from methodology
- 1Primary evidencePriceCatcher Transactional Records
- 2TransformationPulseKita joins PriceCatcher transactions to the official item and premise lookup tables, then calculates the exact median observed price by state for each materialized month. This story uses item code 1 where available.
- 3Published visualAnimated race
Source
HIGH CONFIDENCEofficial primary
COVERAGE2026-03 → 2026-08
UNITRM per 1kg
SOURCEmachine readable
UPDATED2026-08