For the better part of a decade, India’s organised meat industry has followed a familiar script: raise money, expand fast, sell chicken at thin margins or worse, and hope that scale would eventually sort the economics out. Companies like Licious and FreshToHome built strong brands, entered city after city, and attracted hundreds of crores in venture capital. But profitability stayed stubbornly out of reach, and always seemed one more funding round away.
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