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- Bird flu scare pushes up demand for mutton and fish, prices go up by 20%On Monday, the AAP government in Delhi banned packaged or processed chicken from outside the city after bird flu was confirmed in the natio...
- Covid-19 impact: Buyers chicken out; demand drops 60%Farmers are resorting to panic sales even as they seek government assistance as the Covid-19 crisis is more widespread than the bird flu ou...
- Maharashtra’s poultry pegs losses at Rs 150 crore due to coronavirus scare“The sales declined after February 4 when rumours linking corona virus to chicken consumption emerged on social media. The daily sale of ch...
- Chicken to become cheaper as soya meal prices likely to fallIndustry executives said soya meal exports plunged 75.7 per cent year-on-year in May.
- After beef ban, shortage in chicken supplyThe farm gate price, at which a poultry farmer sells his live bird, was ruling between Rs 60kg and Rs 65kg in January as demonetisation had...
- Chicken demand, price rise amid beef controversy: AssochamRising per capita incomes, growth in quick service restaurants are other key reasons for growing demand and consumption of meat in India, i...
- After 35% decline since June, chicken prices may remain stable for some timeIndustry executives, however, say prices will remain under pressure and to avoid losses like in the previous year, chicken producers plan t...
- Live chicken consumption slows down; soon, it'll be processed chicken on every plateWith the sale of live chickens accounting for more than 95% of India's consumption, any decline in demand affects poultry companies, which ...
- Chicken goes onion way on costlier soyPrices of chicken have already appreciated by 10% courtesy the rising soymeal prices, the major poultry feed in the country.
- Poultry prices rise 50% on suppliers' production cutChicken and egg prices have shot up by 40-50% in a week as suppliers have cut production to prune the excess stock following the recent bir...
- Poultry products price rises in DelhiAfter lying low due to floods in Delhi and neighbouring states, broiler price has risen by about 20 per cent in the national capital in the...
- Chicken seller come up with offer to woo customersAs panick-stricken people of bird flu-hit West Bengal have removed chicken from their meal, a chicken seller has found a novel way to woo c...
- Inflation falls to 4.05 per centInflation declined to 4.05 per cent for the week ended August 4 as compared to 4.45 per cent in the previous week.
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