Myanmar's feed and livestock boom: Murky numbers and limitless prospects

Saturday, September 24, 2016

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Myanmar's feed and livestock boom: Murky numbers and limitless prospects

- Despite unrealistic and contradictory official statistics, even by conservative estimates, feed demand has risen by 14% annually since 2012 and will keep rising by 10% through 2025
- Asian integrators CP, Japfa Comfeed, New Hope Group lead this feed milling expansion, accounting for a majority of output

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