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Producers have been exposed to major challenges on the supply side, with high and volatile input cost increases following two years of low margins.
03-08-2023 | Article

6 factors driving global egg price volatility

Since the EU lifted import quotas from Ukraine, more meat and eggs have flowed into the Union. Photo: Penn communicate
12-04-2023 | Article

European farmers fear unlimited poultry imports from Ukraine

The total chicken population of Vietnam is predicted to rise to about 555 million this year. Photo: Freepik
23-03-2023 | News

Vietnamese poultry sellers face tough competition from imports

The production of day-old chicks, which stood at 33 million units in the first week of April, reached 20 million recenlty. Photo: Zoe Schaeffer
13-10-2022 | News

Iran braces for a drop in broiler meat production

Over the past few months, Kazakh poultry farmers complained about challenges associated with not only rising feedstuff prices but also expanding costs of natural gas, equipment and fuel. Photo: Andy Bay
06-10-2022 | News

Kazakh poultry farmers face new wave of price increases

A rise in the price of animal feed and energy costs will mean a price increase for poultry, eggs and milk in Tunisia. Photo: Dulcey Lima
19-05-2022 | News

Tunisia: Protests mean a rise in the price of poultry, eggs

Operationally, there will be challenges for the poultry industry in 2022, as feed and other input costs are expected to remain high. With feed prices in particular continuing to be high and volatile. Photo: Lex Salverda
09-03-2022 | Article

Markets bullish but supply still set to be challenging

Photo: Tetiana Shevereva
31-01-2022 | News

Costly gas drives Ukraine poultry production to bankruptcy

Cherkizovo is acquiring Russia's third-largest turkey producer, Krasnobor. Photo: Marcel van Hoorn
13-01-2022 | News

Cherkizovo acquires turkey producer Krasnobor

Farmers say that current feed ingredient supply problems are partly driven by bureaucracy. Photo: Ronald Hissink
05-01-2022 | News

Iran businesses call on gov’t to keep the market economy