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In poultry trading, one sentence is used so often that nobody questions it anymore — “some shrinkage is normal.” Over time, this becomes a working belief. Loads are adjusted, bills...

In poultry trading, most people watch the rate per kilogram very carefully. They negotiate hard. They compare markets. They track price movement daily...

In poultry trading, most losses don’t come like a storm. They come like slow dripping water...

Most traders accept this without question. When birds leave the farm at one weight and reach the buyer lighter, it is often treated as routine adjustment. Bills get corrected. Rates get renegotiated...

If you have been in poultry trading even for a short time, you have likely faced this situation. Birds are weighed at dispatch and the numbers look solid. Confidence is high, the deal is fixed, and...

Every poultry trader has experienced this moment. Birds leave the farm with a certain weight, deals are made confidently, and expectations are set. But by the time the birds reach the customer or...

Every morning in poultry trading starts with activity. Birds move out, vehicles roll in, markets open, and deals are made quickly. The business feels alive. At the end of the day, there is money...

In poultry trading, business rarely stops. Trucks move daily, birds are sold quickly, and cash keeps circulating. From the outside, everything looks fine. Many traders believe that if sales are...

Every poultry trader has experienced this moment...

Many poultry traders feel confident during daily trading but feel shocked when accounts are checked at month end. This blog explains the real reasons in simple conversational language...

Many poultry farmers and traders proudly say today I sold thousands of birds or this week my turnover was very high. But when the month ends and accounts are checked the profit feels thin or...

Many poultry traders proudly talk about their sales numbers. Trucks are moving daily, customers are calling regularly, and volumes look strong. From the outside, the business appears successful. But...

In poultry trading, experience is respected. Traders who have survived market ups and downs for many years are seen as strong and smart. They know suppliers, customers, rates, seasons, and market...

Almost every poultry trader has faced this situation at some point...

Most poultry traders wake up early, work the whole day, and go to sleep tired. Birds are bought, birds are sold, vehicles run, and payments are followed up. From outside, the business looks active...

Let us start with a simple calculation that every poultry trader has faced...

Let us start with a simple situation...

Let us start with a simple calculation that happens in many poultry trading businesses...

Let us start with a simple calculation that every poultry trader has faced...