With the closure of Ghazipur market, the prices of chicken have increased.

A poultry farm owner from Haryana has viral a message on social media. Three types of category chicken supply have been mentioned in the message. All three types of chicken rates have also been reported.

January 11, 2021, 7:33 PM IST

new Delhi. The Delhi government has closed Gazipur Mandi, Asia’s largest chicken market. Now chicken market will not be sold from this market for 10 days. Chicken has become expensive as soon as this market is closed. Now chicken is being supplied directly from the poultry farm instead of mandi. Poultry farm owners have also released their rates on social media. Not only this, a rate list has been released this morning, stating the rate of Ghazipur market.

Rates of chicken come down to 80 to 100 rupees per kg
A poultry farm owner from Haryana has viral a message on social media. Three types of category chicken supply have been mentioned in the message. The rate of all three is also mentioned. Two types of chicken are said to be 80 rupees per kg and one category of 100 rupees. Also, transport charges will be taken separately.

A rate list has also been released in the name of Ghazipur Mandi at around 9 am today. In this list, according to the weight of the chicken, the rates of leg peas, chests along with the category of catagories have been told. In this list, the rate of three categories of chicken has been reported from Rs 80 to Rs 100 per kg.

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On the other hand, a shopkeeper of Ghazipur Mandi, while giving information to his customers in WhatsApp group, has told that the market is closed. Whereas, everyday, information about the rate of chicken was given to the customers in this group.

On January 9, chicken rates were normal in Ghazipur market
Due to bird flu, till 8 January, the rate of chicken in Ghazipur mandi came from 40 to 57 rupees per kg. On 9 January, there was good news for the traders that along with the demand for chicken, its rates had also increased. On January 9, chicken reached Rs 62 a kg in Mandi. Apart from Ghazipur, there were reports of chicken being sold from other places also for 60 rupees a kg.