The Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture and the Poultry Product Council strongly criticized poultry imports

Published 2024년 5월 21일

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The European Union's poultry sector, especially in Hungary, is grappling with challenges from epidemics, inflation, and low-quality imports, particularly from Ukraine. These issues disrupt sales chains and threaten both the domestic industry and consumer safety. Despite Hungary's organized poultry sector, bird flu and economic pressures create unpredictability in production and trade. The National Chamber of Agriculture and the Poultry Product Council are advocating for the sector, while a controversial French bird flu vaccine trial gains global interest. Additionally, the EU's agricultural sector faces risks from non-compliant imports, such as pre-fried Peking ducks from China, which raise food safety concerns and put European producers at a competitive disadvantage due to stricter internal regulations.
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Original content

In recent years, the situation of the poultry sector has been complicated by many challenges, various epidemics, declining demand due to inflation and cheap but poor quality products that do not meet the standards of the European Union have also caused serious damage to the players in the product line. For example, a significant amount of Ukrainian goods appeared on the European chicken meat market, which proved to be risky not only for the EU and thus the domestic poultry sector, but also for consumers. At the same time, the difficulties pointed out the importance of self-sufficiency in the European Union, which must be preserved despite all challenges. The National Chamber of Agriculture and the Poultry Product Council will do everything at home and internationally to represent the interests of the Hungarian poultry sector and the safety of domestic consumers, they said. We examined the material of the NAK. The organization of the poultry sector in Hungary is at a high level, so ...
Source: Magro

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