India Meat Trade Headlines
Pharmaceutical firms expand into emerging markets
Merial, a division focused on animal health under Sanofi's umbrella, has revealed that its parent company signed a definitive acquisition agreement with Dosch Pharmaceuticals Private Limited of India. This transaction establishes Merial's foothold in India's expanding veterinary medicine sector, positioning the company to capitalize on growth opportunities in this strategically important market.
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Thai companies invest in Indian poultry sector
Over the past several years, numerous Thai enterprises have established operations across India in diverse sectors ranging from agricultural production and wellness services to manufacturing and recreational facilities.
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Mobile veterinary services launched in rural areas
A new mobile veterinary program has been introduced, featuring specially equipped ambulances staffed by qualified veterinarians and support personnel. This initiative forms part of a broader livestock health policy designed to support agricultural development in rural Indian communities.
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Tamil Nadu produces 30 banana varieties
As the world's leading banana producer, India is actively pursuing expanded market share on the international stage.
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Poultry prices reach unprecedented levels
Broiler meat output in India grew by 8.97 percent to reach 3.1 million tonnes in 2025, with projections indicating continued expansion to 3.4 million tonnes in 2026, representing an 8.23 percent increase, according to data from the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Broiler operations face supply challenges
Approximately 10,000 broiler chicken production facilities across the state are experiencing severe difficulties due to disrupted supply chains.
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Retail sector reform faces opposition
Government officials announced Thursday that an investigation into Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s lobbying activities in the United States will examine whether the retail giant violated any Indian regulations, according to a senior federal minister.
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