Punjab Govt Reduces Poultry Feed Prices by Rs. 100 Per Bag – New Rates Announced
The Livestock & Dairy Development Department Punjab has officially reduced poultry feed prices by Rs. 100 per 50 kg bag across the province after reviewing market trends and consulting industry stakeholders.
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Lahore (April 22, 2026): The Livestock & Dairy Development Department Punjab has officially announced a reduction in poultry feed prices by Rs. 100 per 50 kg bag across the province. The decision was taken in light of declining raw material prices and in consultation with industry stakeholders.
According to the official notification issued by the Directorate General (Research), the revised prices are applicable immediately across Punjab and will remain effective for 15 days unless revised earlier.
Quick facts
Notification issued by the Directorate General (Research), Livestock & Dairy Development Department Punjab. The decision follows a Technical Committee meeting held on April 21, 2026.
Public requirement
Retailers, dealers, and shopkeepers are required to clearly display the updated poultry feed rate lists at prominent places for public information.
New Poultry Feed Prices (Per 50 KG Bag)
Updated rate table
| Feed Type | Ex-Mill Price | Maximum Retail Price |
|---|---|---|
| Starter Feed | Rs. 6,939 | Rs. 7,014 |
| Grower Feed | Rs. 6,917 | Rs. 6,992 |
| Finisher Feed | Rs. 6,841 | Rs. 6,916 |
Maximum retail prices
- Starter Feed: Rs. 7,014
- Grower Feed: Rs. 6,992
- Finisher Feed: Rs. 6,916
Ex-mill prices
- Starter Feed: Rs. 6,939
- Grower Feed: Rs. 6,917
- Finisher Feed: Rs. 6,841
Why prices were reduced
The decision was finalized during a Technical Committee meeting held on April 21, 2026. The committee observed a consistent decrease in the prices of poultry feed ingredients in the market.
Following this review, poultry feed manufacturers and the Broiler Farmers Association mutually agreed to pass on the benefit to farmers by reducing feed prices.
Legal framework
Applicable law
- Punjab Price Control of Essential Commodities Act 2024
- Government authorization issued on January 11, 2024
- Price fixation under the relevant legal powers of the competent authority
Implementation
- Immediate effect across Punjab
- Valid for 15 days unless reviewed earlier
- Next meeting may revise the rates
Enforcement and compliance
Authorities have directed strict implementation of the new prices. No dealer, vendor, or shopkeeper is allowed to charge above the notified rates. Deputy Commissioners and price control authorities have been directed to monitor enforcement at the district level.
Retailers must display updated rate lists clearly, while feed manufacturers are required to mention ingredient details on packaging under the Punjab Consumer Protection Act, 2005.
Important compliance alert
No person, shopkeeper, vendor, or dealer is allowed to charge more than the fixed rate. Violations may lead to enforcement action under the applicable rules.
VNV Insight
This price reduction is expected to provide relief to poultry farmers facing high production costs. Long-term relief, however, will depend on how raw material trends move in the coming weeks and how effectively the notified rates are enforced in the market.