Enhancing Profitability through Effective Supply Chain Management in Duck Farming Business in Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s livestock sector has become the most essential part of economic development. The poultry industry is one of the major revenue-generating sectors in Bangladesh. During the 1990’s the primary source of chicken meat and eggs was collected from backyard processing in Bangladesh. However, with the advent of commercial broiler and layer farming in the nation, these commercial farms have become the primary source of chicken meat and eggs since the mid-1990s. There was strong evidence of a significant animal protein shortage in Bangladesh, and the country's present production of animal proteins is sufficient these days to meet demand, as per the information by the Department of Livestock Services, Bangladesh. Among all company categories in Asia, livestock-related businesses are expanding at the quickest rate. The pace at which milk, meat, and eggs are consumed is rising daily. Since all these products are perishable, the makers primarily adhere to a high standard of food security up until the point at which the consumers consume the product. Businesses that focus on livestock mostly sell raw meat, eggs, milk, and items manufactured from milk. One of the most popular poultry species with a big economic impact is the duck. In Bangladesh, duck farming to produce meat and eggs has a bright future. In rural places, duck farming is still primarily done using traditional farming methods without the use of modern technology. In this study, the researcher worked on how rural area farms can benefit from rearing ducks and how effectively the supply chain process will help them enhance their profitability in the market