There are 150 eggs per person per year in Turkey

Published 2024년 10월 11일

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World Egg Day is celebrated on the second Friday of October, highlighting eggs as a crucial basic protein source for both developing and developed countries due to their economic and environmental sustainability. Turkey, with a consumption of 150 eggs per person per year, produces 18 billion eggs annually from 100 million laying hens, but aims to increase this number. HasTavuk Board Chairman Müjdat Sezer is calling for support for egg producers to improve production efficiency and expand capacity, emphasizing the importance of corn, a key raw material in chicken production, and the need for opening new export markets.
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Experts, who stated that the main basic protein source of developing and developed countries in the world is eggs, noted that eggs will be the most preferred product in the future thanks to their economical and environmentally friendly production. In Turkey, the number of eggs per person per year was determined as 150. The second Friday of October is celebrated as “World Egg Day” every year in the world. HasTavuk Board Chairman Müjdat Sezer, who emphasized that eggs will remain the most economical protein product for many years, said, “October 11 is celebrated all over the world as Egg Day. It is a very important day because eggs are a healthy, economical and easily produced, environmentally friendly product. There are all kinds of vitamins, minerals and all kinds of amino acids in eggs. An egg later gives birth to a living being. It was created this way, so this is why it is one of the most important foods for people. Eggs are the most economical protein product right now and in ...
Source: Iha

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