Feed industry seeks intervention as input costs surge
In short
The feed industry has asked the government to step in as input costs rise. CLFMA chairman Sumit Sureka said short-term moves like sorghum imports and access to damaged rice stocks may help.
What the reporting says
The feed industry has sought government intervention as input costs surge, with CLFMA chairman Sumit Sureka saying short-term steps such as sorghum imports and access to damaged rice stocks could ease the strain. The appeal points to pressure on feed makers from higher raw-material costs.
Why it matters
The feed industry has asked the government for help as input costs surge, and CLFMA chairman Sumit Sureka has pointed to short-term measures such as sorghum imports and access to damaged rice stocks. The report frames this as a cost pressure issue for feed makers.