Indonesia's Ministry of Agriculture is adjusting poultry supply and distribution to push farm-gate live chicken prices toward a Rp25,000 per kilogram reference level, with a Rp22,000 minimum. Prices fell to Rp18,000-20,000 in October after recovering to Rp22,000-23,000 in August-September, and the ministry has suspended recommendation services until prices stabilize.
Low farm-gate prices are squeezing Indonesian poultry producers, and the ministry's chick supply cuts and higher slaughterhouse purchases could tighten broiler supply and reduce feed demand from smaller farms. For feed buyers, this is a domestic policy response that may firm poultry prices and feed-grain demand in Indonesia.
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