National Poultry Associations Urge Central Government To Fix Uniform Chicken Prices

National poultry associations have formally requested the central government to establish a <b>uniform price</b> for live chicken across the country to protect consumer interests and stabilize the market. According to recent reports, market prices currently vary significantly by region, with live chicken often retailing at around <b>110 rupees per kilo</b> in many areas, creating pricing discrepancies and confusion among retail buyers and small-scale poultry farmers alike. This demand comes as poultry federations push for regulatory oversight to prevent sudden market fluctuations and unfair profit margins by middlemen operating across different state borders. Industry representatives argue that standardized pricing policies will bring much-needed transparency to the agricultural supply chain and ensure fair compensation for producers while safeguarding everyday households from sudden retail price spikes. For common citizens and consumers, a standardized national pricing framework could eventually lead to more stable and predictable chicken rates in local markets. Buyers are advised to check local market rates and stay informed about official updates from poultry boards regarding retail price guidelines as discussions between industry leaders and central authorities continue.