India's Demand for Poultry Feed Likely to Rise in Near Term

INDIA - A range-bound trend in prices of ingredients kept poultry feed prices unchanged on Wednesday (16 October).
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Satpal Singh, Proprietor, Sarvottam Poultry Feed Supply Centre Pvt Ltd, told The Hindu Business Line that a steady trend prevailed in the market following a range-bound movement in prices of key ingredients.

Demand for feed products is good currently and it may increase in the coming days, he added.

Feed products have been ruling unchanged since the last week of September and may continue to rule around current levels over the next few days too, said market experts.

In the physical market, soyameal improved by Rs 100 to Rs 32,900 a tonne while bajra increased by Rs 200 to Rs 12,200-12,400 a quintal.

Di-calcium phosphate sold at Rs 34.60 a kg, MBM sold at Rs 30 a kg, while maize improved by Rs 10 and went for Rs 1,480-1,500 a quintal.

DRB went dropped further by Rs 100 to Rs 10,500 a quintal while rice bran oil ruled at Rs 59 a kg.

Mustard de-oiled cake remained unchanged at Rs 14,700 a tonne.

Broiler concentrate quoted at Rs 1,960 for a 50-kg bag while broiler starter mash sold at Rs 1,500. Pre-lay mash sold at Rs 1,025 . Layer concentrate 25 per cent was sold at Rs 1,465 while Layer concentrate 35 per cent was at Rs 1,150.

Broiler eased by Rs 2 and quoted at Rs 64-66 a kg, egg dropped by 4 paise and was at Rs 3.08, while chick went for Rs 26, unchanged.

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