Most of the people everywhere are those who love food very much. Among these, some people like veg food and some people like non-veg food. Many times people who are fond of food travel to other cities and countries just to eat. But today we will tell the non-veg lovers what is the rate of chicken in India including neighboring countries Pakistan and Bangladesh.
India
India’s Haryana state has the highest price. More chicken is produced. According to statistics, 352 metric tons of poultry meat is produced in Haryana. Apart from this, West Bengal produces 328 metric tons of poultry meat at second place. Whereas in Uttar Pradesh, 270 metric tons of poultry meat is produced at third place. At fourth place, 226 metric tons of poultry meat is being produced in Tamil Nadu and 144 metric tons in Maharashtra. According to the Chicken Rate Today portal in India, the rate in the capital Delhi is Rs 140 per kg. The rate of skinless chicken is Rs 180 per kg. Whereas the rate of boneless chicken is Rs 220 per kg.
Pakistan
According to the information, 122 crore kg chicken is produced every year in Pakistan. Let us tell you that chicken is eaten a lot in Pakistan. According to the data center portal, the rate of chicken in Pakistan is 750 Pakistani rupees per kg. Its price in Indian price becomes Rs 222.8. Whereas in Pakistan the rate of boneless chicken is 1100 Pakistani rupees. Its price in Indian currency becomes Rs 326.78. The rate of skinless chicken in Pakistan is 780 Pakistani rupees. According to Pakistan Poultry Association, more than 15 lakh people work in this sector there.
Bangladesh
About 14.2 lakh tonnes of chicken is produced annually in Bangladesh. Is produced. According to Sobji Bazaar portal, the rate of one kg broiler chicken in Bangladesh is 295 Bangladeshi rupees. Its price in Indian price becomes Rs 223.5. Whereas in Bangladesh the rate of boneless chicken is 599 Bangladeshi currency. Its price in Indian currency is Rs 450. The rate of skinless chicken in Bangladesh is 349 Bangladeshi rupees. Its price in Indian currency is Rs 250. That means the rate of chicken in India is cheaper than in Bangladesh.
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