Jordan's Ministry of Industry, Trade and Supply raised the sale price of barley sold to livestock breeders (cattle, camels, poultry) by 11% versus last month, to 310 dinars per tonne including sales tax from 279 dinars. Prices for barley sold to sheep breeders were held at 175 dinars per tonne, and bran was set at 77 dinars per tonne subsidised for sheep breeders and 156.3 dinars at free price for others.
Administered feed prices at state feed centres rise for barley, a domestic feed grain, while bran pricing is set separately, which affects local feed costs for livestock producers. The change is a monthly administrative adjustment with little effect on world barley prices.
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