Hyderabad, July 28, 2025 (Maxim News) — In a major boost to Telangana’s poultry sector, the Telangana Poultry Federation (TPF) has inaugurated a Cull Bird Single Window – 5 Regions facility at Pedda Amberpet, near the Outer Ring Road (ORR). The new center aims to streamline cull bird management and enhance operational efficiency across five poultry zones in the state.
The new infrastructure initiative is being hailed as a landmark step toward improving logistics, market access, and coordination among poultry farmers. It is also expected to serve as a model facility for neighboring states looking to modernize their poultry operations.
A Milestone in Poultry Infrastructure Development
TPF President Kasarla Mohan Reddy, speaking at the inaugural ceremony, emphasized the significance of the facility beyond its physical structure.
“This building is more than infrastructure—it symbolizes unity, progress, and our Federation’s continued commitment to empowering poultry farmers across Telangana,” he said.
IPEMA and Poultry India President Uday Singh Bayas praised the facility for aligning with national goals of sustainable growth and infrastructure modernization in the poultry sector.
“This initiative opens a new chapter in poultry infrastructure development. It is aligned with our mission for organized, efficient, and sustainable industry growth,” Bayas stated.
Leaders and Stakeholders Present
The inauguration event was attended by several key dignitaries and stakeholders in the poultry industry, including:
- Marthineni Dharma Rao, Former MLA
- Daley Sudhakar, Former President, Andhra Pradesh Poultry Federation (APFF)
- Gurram Chandrashekhare Reddy, Chairman, NECC Hyderabad Zone
Their presence reinforced the facility’s importance as a collaborative platform for poultry stakeholders in the region.
Boost to Farmer Coordination and Market Connectivity
Strategically located near Hyderabad’s ORR, the facility is poised to function as a centralized hub for:
- Coordinating cull bird collection and processing
- Enhancing product flow and traceability
- Improving market connectivity and logistics support across Telangana’s five poultry regions
This single window system is expected to reduce delays, improve hygiene standards, and promote transparent pricing and fair trade practices for poultry farmers and traders alike.
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