Question: Is Borong Dan Bekal Enterprise - B & B Enterprise a registered business entity?
Answer: Yes, as B & B Enterprise is based in Keningau, we are registered under Majlis Daerah Keningau (Keningau District Council)

Question: Is B & B Enterprise a Limited Company?
Answer: No we aren’t, we are only an enterprise registered under the District Council of Keningau.

Question: Aren’t the fowl feeds your enterprise selling are specifically for fighting cocks?
Answer: The said fowl feeds are highly formulated for fighting cocks in the Philippines, but due to their premium quality, they are also suitable for exotic fowls bred locally here in Malaysia, as the number exotic fowls breeders gradually increased in Malaysia, we bring in these quality feeds to cater their demand.

Question: Aren’t you supporting cockfighting by selling feeds specifically formulated for gamefowl?
Answer: We NEVER endorse cockfighting activities, as per Malaysia’s Animal Welfare Act (AWA) of 2015, cockfighting is illegal and can be prosecuted if found guilty. Our main focus is to fulfill the demand of various exotic fowl breeders, which includes the breeds of gamefowl from the Philippines.

Question: Are there a lot of exotic fowls in Malaysia?
Answer: Yes there are, it is a very niche market. You can read few articles of them here:
Roshairi Izuan’s exotic chickens take flight in international market

Unggas Eksotik Mempunyai Pasaran Nic Di Malaysia? Apakah Jenis Unggas Eksotik Yang Berbaloi Untuk Diternak ?

Ayam eksotik mampu cecah RM20,000

Question: Are the feeds imported inspected and approved by the related authorities of Sabah? Aren’t they smuggled in?
Answer: All applications and processes are done by protocols and guidelines in accordance to Animal Enactment 2015, this indicated our enthusiasm against smuggling or selling without the proper licensing.

Some of the plastic packages of the feeds mentioned “fighting cocks”, doesn’t this mean that they are only for fighting cocks?
Answer: As cockfighting is legal in Philippines, the manufacturers have printed their labels according to their domestic market demand, and it doesn’t applies to all products’ labels.