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India may reimpose broken rice export restrictions as prices cross $360 per tonne: IREF
India may reimpose restrictions on exports of 100% broken rice as international prices cross $360 per tonne and domestic demand from ethanol manufacturers and poultry-feed producers increases, the Indian Rice Exporters' Federation (IREF) has warned. No fresh curbs have been announced so far.
No water to sow, no respite at the grocery store: India's prolonged food inflation worry
Indian farmers face challenges in sowing winter crops amid dwindling water supplies from a weak monsoon. Amarsingh Gushinge's village experiences a significant rainfall deficit, impacting crop planting decisions. Food inflation could worsen as key staples see rising prices, aggravating the economic strain on households. The Reserve Bank of India may respond with interest rate hikes to combat rising inflationary pressures.
Fuel, forex and farmers: Why India is betting big on maize
A grain that once fed chickens now fuels cars and, soon, planes. The harder question is whether Indian farms can keep up with the demand it has created.
Great Eggspectations: Brown, free-range, omega-3 or protein-rich? What’s really worth paying for in an egg
India’s premium egg market is growing as health-conscious consumers pay more for free-range, cage-free and nutrient-enriched varieties. But higher prices do not always mean better nutrition. While farming practices and specialised feed can raise costs, experts say unclear labelling and limited verification make it difficult for consumers to assess what they are paying for.
India’s drought-hit maize crunch pits poultry, ethanol makers in ‘me first’ fight
Drought conditions have caused a significant decrease in maize supply, leading to competition among industries for access. Poultry producers, starch manufacturers, and ethanol plants are all vying for limited maize resources, exacerbating the situation. As maize prices continue to rise, the poultry industry has expressed concerns about potential feed shortages. Industry bodies have urged the government to prioritize maize for food production over fuel use.
Farmers face 15% loss as poultry feed costs surge
Poultry farmers are currently experiencing losses of approximately 15% due to rising livestock feed costs. Key ingredients have seen price increases of up to 75%, affecting farmers' ability to cope. Dairy producers, particularly in drought-affected regions, struggle to source necessary fodder for their livestock. Feed manufacturers are also feeling the impact as higher prices reduce demand for their products.
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India’s monsoon risks may raise food industry costs: D&B
India is experiencing agricultural risks attributed to monsoon conditions, which could impact food processors and poultry producers. Procurement costs and inventory needs are likely to rise significantly due to these agricultural challenges. Rice and wheat stocks provide immediate buffers against potential food-supply issues, but maize faces direct risks from production shortfalls. Affected states include Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, which contribute significantly to overall foodgrain output.
Does your cat eat the same food every day? New test finds 122 contaminants, nearly 28 times more mercury in some
A recent investigation by Clean Label Project exposed alarming findings regarding cat food safety. Testing 100 products from 62 brands revealed that nearly all contained toxic contaminants like lead, cadmium, and arsenic. The potential health risks for cats from regular consumption of such food has researchers concerned. Pet owners are urged to engage with manufacturers about their contaminant testing protocols and quality control measures.
Perdue Farms invested $300,000 in Chesapeake Conservation in 2023. The project reached 40 farmers and cut Nitrogen, Phosphorus and sediment pollution
A three-year project is helping poultry farmers in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware protect the Chesapeake Bay from farm runoff. Forty farmers took part, and 30 installed conservation measures such as better manure management, stormwater controls and planted buffers. The work is expected to reduce nitrogen, phosphorus and sediment entering the watershed each year.
Sunny side down? Egg prices rise on ethanol push
Rising diversion of maize to ethanol production has significantly increased poultry feed costs, leading to a 35-40% surge in egg prices over the past year. Maize prices have nearly doubled in three years, impacting the poultry industry which relies on it for 65-70% of its production costs. Experts anticipate further price increases as winter demand rises and maize diversion for ethanol is projected to grow.
Ethanol is not the whole story behind India’s sugar price surge
Sugar prices have significantly increased due to production shortfalls and rising demand. Government data shows a substantial decline in expected sugar production for the season. International market trends and domestic supply issues also contribute to the current price situation. Ethanol diversion is a factor, but not the sole cause of the sugar price surge. Policymakers are addressing broader supply and inventory concerns with import decisions.
Free-range vs. farm-raised chicken: Why one has firmer meat and stronger flavor while the other is cheaper and more tender
Free-range and farm-raised chickens differ in their growth and diet. Free-range birds have firmer meat and a stronger flavor profile. Farm-raised chickens offer tender meat with a milder taste. The method of raising influences the chicken's color and texture. Fat content depends on the cut and skin, not just the type.
Chicken sale in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry to be stopped from Friday July 31. Here's why
Poultry traders will suspend broiler sales from July thirty-first across Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. This indefinite strike protests producers feeding birds until the last moment before dispatch. Traders allege this practice inflates weight and contaminates meat with undigested feed. The strike will shut thousands of retail shops, impacting restaurants and households significantly. The federation demands producers withhold feed for fifteen hours before birds are sold.
If PM Modi gives his time, it is worth noting: 6 stocks for investors with ability to take risk and have patience
Just 10 days back, the country was focused on happenings at our borders; and the headlines were all about Prime Minister Modi meeting with the chiefs of the army, navy, and air force, and other important people from India’s security establishment. While he would still be spending a considerable time on strategic and security-related matters, there is other work on his plate as well. But with limited time, things have to be prioritized. So what has PM Modi taken time out for?
It was full budget for some: 7 mid and smallcap stocks from fisheries, animal husbandry sector
While it was an interim budget with no change in taxation laws and many other parts, for some sectors it was literally a full budget. The reason, the announcements made for them were pretty similar to what has been done in the past when a full budget is presented. So, when an announcement about fisheries, animal husbandry or rural housing is made, the companies in the whole chain will get impacted in a similar manner had these announcements been made in a full budget. From an perspective of investing what needs to be realized is that in the last couple of years, there has been an effort on the policy level that other parts of the rural economy which are not agricultural related get the boost. Given the fact that it is not an easy task to change the rural income matrix, it might take some time for them to get reflected in the bottomline and not every company in the chain would be able to do it also.
Investing in Bharat: 3 stocks which benefit from government focus on increasing rural incomes
Somehow a narrative has been built that if one has to play on increasing rural income, it is either FMCG for two wheelers which are the stocks to look at. Yes it might have been true couple of decades back, but the fact is that in last couple of years there has been many companies which are focussed on purely on rural economy So, they sell their product on in that particular market and when there is boom in that part of the economy, the incremental addition to their margin is high. These companies form the part of the rural income chain. Both the companies which are focussed on increasing agriculture productivity and the non agriculture side of rural incomes have been in focus.
Investing in Bharat: 3 stocks which benefit from rising rural incomes have upside potential of up to 27%
The government’s decision to push for policies which help in increasing rural incomes has brought in focus on many sectors which form the part of the rural income chain. Both the companies which are focussed on increasing agriculture productivity and the non agriculture side of rural incomes have been in focus.
Long-term investing in Bharat; 3 stocks which may benefit from increasing rural incomes have upside potential of up to 39%
Right from an animal feed maker to an exporter of poultry products, a number of companies which are part of the rural economy are likely to be beneficiary as policy makers focus on increasing rural incomes.
5 stocks which benefit from the government focus on increasing rural income; with upside potential of up to 43%
Right from an animal feed maker to an exporter of poultry products, a number of companies which are part of the rural economy are likely to be beneficiary as policy makers focus on increasing rural incomes.
Up to 50% upside scope! 4 stocks that can benefit from govt push for fishery & poultry sector
The government has been focussing on specific industries which don't come under agriculture but still are very important for both increasing the income of marginalised sections in coastal and rural areas. All these efforts will have an impact on the bottomline on companies which are directly or indirectly part of this whole supply chain of fisheries, poultry and related industries. We take a look at 4 such companies and what analyst rating are for them.
Srinivasa Farms gets Rs 130 cr equity from IFC, plans Rs 300 cr expansion
The Hyderabad-based company is the only Indian poultry firm to have obtained equity funding from IFC, which has invested in some 70 poultry ventures across the globe.
Rise in maize prices drives panic stocking
Spot maize prices for Sangli delivery increased to Rs 1,647 per quintal on the NCDEX.
Fowl is fair for poultry firms on better economy, lower feed cost
According to representatives and large companies, demand should increase as the festival season, which typically witnesses a fall in meat consumption.
India to put restrictions on import of US chicken legs
Rules may propose to keep out frozen chicken older than six months and those that have consumed hormones or genetically modified feed.
Export of animal feed deprives our livestock of nourishment, critical to ensure right to food
Export of farm residue such as oil cakes and soya meal raises costs for dairying and poultry in the country, making milk, poultry and eggs expensive.
Banks project Rs 367-cr credit line for poultry
In step with the UPA government’s attempt to support poultry farmers in West Bengal, banks operating in the state have collectively projected a credit potential of Rs 367 crore for developing the state’s ailing poultry sector.
West Bengal banks project credit potential for ailing poultry sector
In step with the UPA government's attempt to support poultry farmers in West Bengal, banks operating in the state have collectively projected a credit potential of Rs 367 crore for developing the state's ailing poultry sector.
Feed grain trade higher than wheat, rice
With grain, meat and energy inextricably roped together, animal agriculture is deciding the new geography of world commodity trade.
SC issues notice to Pfizer on customs dept's plea
The Supreme Court has sought a reply from drug firm Pfizer Ltd on a petition filed by customs department contending that it must pay 18 per cent additional duty on a chemical product imported as a poultry feed.
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