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Poultry-feed prices continued to rule unchanged despite a downtrend in the prices of key ingredients.
Aditya Mishra, an expert, told Business Line that though there has been a fall in prices of key ingredients, it has not made much impact on the cost of production.
Any major alteration in prices of key ingredient is unlikely and feed prices may continue to rule around current levels in the coming days, he said.
In the physical market, Soya-meal witnessed some correction, dropped by Rs 900 to Rs 33,600 a tonne, while Bajra dropped by Rs 50 and sold at Rs 12,750 a quintal.
Di-calcium phosphate eased by 10 paisa and was at Rs 34.70 a kg while Maize improved by Rs 50 and sold at Rs 1,460 a quintal. DRB went down by Rs 600 and sold for Rs 8,100, Rice bran oil sold at Rs 52 a kg, MBM dropped by Rs 2 and was at Rs 42 while Mustard De-oiled Cake was unchanged at Rs 14,800 a tonne.
Feed products
Pre-lay mash sold at Rs 1,050 for a 50-kg bag. “Layer concentrate 25 per cent” was at Rs 1,490 for a 50-kg bag while “Layer concentrate 35 per cent” was at Rs 1,175 for a 50-kg bag.
Broiler concentrate quoted at Rs 2,040 for a 50-kg bag.
Poultry Products
Meanwhile, a mixed trend was witnessed in the poultry products market. Broiler and chick dropped on sluggish demand on Wednesday while egg improved on buying interest. Broiler went down by Rs 2 and was at Rs 62 a-kg, Egg improved by 35 paisa and was at Rs 3.30, while Chick went for Rs 17, Rs 5 down.
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