Chicken proceeds: in June, in stores and bazaars in Kazakhstan, hens went up by 6.2% per year, chicken legs - by 7.7%

Published 2020년 7월 10일

Tridge summary

Kazakhstan has experienced a significant increase in poultry meat production, with a 30% rise in frozen meat and a 12% increase in fresh or chilled meat compared to the previous year. The Almaty region was the largest contributor to this production, accounting for 21.7 thousand tons of frozen meat and 11.9 thousand tons of fresh or chilled meat. The country's poultry farms have provided 68.4% of the demand for poultry meat, a rise from 66.6% the previous year. This growth is attributed to the implementation of a program for the development of the poultry industry and expanded government support. However, the cost of chicken and other poultry products has increased, with chicken prices rising by 6.2% per year and ham reaching a high of 967 tenge per kilogram in the capital.
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Original content

The production of frozen poultry meat for the year increased immediately by 30%, fresh or chilled - by 12%. Over the five months of 2020, Kazakhstan poultry farms produced 43.6 thousand tons of fresh or chilled poultry meat - 30% more than a year earlier. The production of frozen meat reached 47.1 thousand tons, having increased by 12.1% over the year. This is reported by the portal Energyprom. According to information, the largest volumes of poultry meat production accounted for Almaty region: 21.7 thousand tons of frozen meat, as well as 11.9 thousand tons - fresh or chilled. The three leaders included two more regions - Akmola and East Kazakhstan. “Following the results of four months, domestic companies were able to provide demand (export plus domestic sales) for meat and edible offal of poultry by 68.4%, against 66.6% in the same period a year earlier. With an annual growth of production in the corresponding period of 7.1%, import, on the contrary, decreased slightly - by ...
Source: Agrosektor

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