Price of broiler meat in the city reduced by Rs 11

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The retail price of broiler meat in the city has been reduced by Rs 11 to Rs 291, the price of live broiler chicken by Rs 7 to Rs 201 per kg while the price of farm eggs have remained stable at Rs 180 per dozen.

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