Poultry prices today in Vietnam, 12/6: The price of duck meat has reached a new milestone, virtual prices appear in many places

Published Jun 12, 2023

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The article provides an overview of the current prices for a variety of poultry and duck meat in different regions of Vietnam. It notes that the price of white broiler chickens is decreasing and ranges from 25,000 VND to 26,000 VND per kilogram, while the price of industrial chicken remains steady at around 20,000 VND per kilogram. The cost for free-range and cane chickens varies depending on the region and age of the birds. Additionally, the price of duck meat has seen an increase, with rates above 40,000 VND per kilogram in the southern regions. The article also highlights price fluctuations in specific duck breeds and cautions against misinformation that inflates prices, urging farmers to be wary of such false claims to avoid potential economic losses.

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Broiler chicken price today: Industrial chicken price leveled off According to Mr. Pham Van Thong, a trader who buys chickens in Hanoi and Ha Nam areas, the price of white chicken today shows signs of slowing down, in some places selling from 25,000 VND to 26,000 VND/kg; The price of industrial chicken sold in the southern regions remained at around 20,000 VND/kg. The price of free-range chickens of Minh Du line over 5 months old with farms in Dong Nai selling over 60,000 VND/kg; the price of broiler chicken is about 70,000 VND/kg; The price of colored feathered chicken remains low, with some places below 35,000 VND/kg. The price of free-range chickens sold in Bac Giang regions is about 60,000 VND/kg of chickens over 4 months old; Cane chicken prices in Son Tay have farms selling over 75,000 VND/kg of chickens over 5 months old. The price of duck meat exceeds the mark of 40,000 VND/kg Surveying poultry prices in the regions, we found that the price of ducks sold in the southern ...

Source: Danviet