In a significant move to revamp the pricing dynamics of meat and milk across Pakistan, the government has decided to empower farmers and producers in setting the prices for these essential commodities. The aim is to inject a sense of competitiveness into the market, potentially leading to a reduction in prices for consumers.
By affording greater control over pricing to farmers and producers, the government anticipates a positive impact on production levels. The increased prices set by the stakeholders are expected to serve as a strong incentive for them to expand their output, resulting in higher production of both meat and milk.
Furthermore, the government emphasizes the importance of fair distribution of profits among farmers and producers, ensuring that they are duly compensated for their efforts. According to official statements, the market forces will play a pivotal role in determining the prices of these crucial products.
This move is not only expected to benefit consumers through potential price reductions but also seeks to create a more equitable and competitive environment within the agricultural sector, fostering growth and sustainability in the production of meat and milk.
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