Oversupply hits Ukraine's egg market after nearly two years of shortages

게시됨 2024년 10월 23일

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Ukraine's egg market is experiencing a supply glut despite a record export volume, with monthly production exceeding 100 million eggs. This oversupply is due to an increase in the number of laying hens by farmers, who are now struggling as the poultry meat market is already saturated and the chicken population reduction is limited. The country's egg exports, mainly to European countries like Poland and Italy, have seen a significant growth in the first half of 2024. However, prolonged power outages are expected during the winter, which could lead to a rise in egg prices within Ukraine. The oversupply could also negatively affect European markets, prompting Latvia to consider imposing an import tax on Ukrainian eggs to maintain market equilibrium.

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The Ukrainian egg market is facing a supply glut despite record exports, said Yevhen Khailov, sales director at local egg manufacturer Incuba. The country’s monthly production has already exceeded 100 million eggs, while farmers have increased the number of laying hens to meet demand in recent years, resulting in supply that now exceeds domestic consumption. Khailov noted that the ability to reduce the chicken population is limited, as the poultry meat market is also saturated. In addition, farms are facing difficulties due to prolonged power outages, which affect both slaughter and storage of meat. In the first half of 2024, Ukraine’s egg exports grew to 36,980 tons, compared to 29,700 tons in the same period a year earlier. Most of the exports were destined for European countries such as Poland and Italy, as well as markets in Singapore, the United Arab Emirates and Israel, according to the Poultry Farmers’ Union of Ukraine. With long-term blackouts expected during the winter, ...

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