US EditionSri Lanka poultry firms in battle to give cheaper proteins amid nationalist taxes
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Sri Lanka poultry firms in battle to give cheaper proteins amid nationalist taxes
ECONOMYNEXT – Ceylon Grain Elevators, Sri Lanka’s largest feed-milling poultry group said it coordinated a bulk maize vessel to reduce the cost of imported inputs, which are taxed at high levels by the government. “Successfully coordinated a bulk maize vessel, optimizing supply chain efficiency while reducing procurement delays and cost overruns,” Ceylon Grain Elevators said in its 2024 annual report. Sri Lanka taxes maize at 25 rupee a kilogram…
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