Ukraine is one of the largest producers of quail eggs in Europe

Published 2021년 4월 30일

Tridge summary

China is the world's leading producer of quail eggs, accounting for 38% of global production with an annual output of 184 billion pieces. Japan, Russia, Korea, and the Middle East are the primary markets for China's exports. Brazil ranks second globally in quail egg production, followed by the United States and Vietnam. The European Union's leading producers are France, Italy, and Spain, but Ukraine and Russia are the continent's largest sellers. Quail egg production is on the rise in several countries, including Australia, Canada, India, and Bangladesh. The lack of comprehensive global production figures is largely due to the significant portion of eggs produced on small farms that often go unreported.
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Original content

The world's largest producer of quail eggs is China - about 184 billion pieces per year, which is about 38% of world production. This was reported by the magazine "Our Poultry". China exports much of its quail eggs and processed products, mostly to Japan, Russia, Korea, and the Middle East. The second largest producer of quail eggs in the world - Brazil. The United States ranks third in the world in terms of production of quail eggs. Vietnam is on the top five in the United States. Almost half of Vietnam's quail eggs are exported to Japan. However, in recent years, bird flu has caused significant damage to Vietnam's quail. The largest producers of quail eggs in the EU are France, Italy and Spain, but their volumes against Asia are small. For example, in France, about 400,000 laying quails are used, which can produce 80-90 million eggs a year. Even fewer are produced in other EU countries (no official data). Therefore, Ukraine and Russia with annual volumes of 400-600 million quail ...
Source: Agroconf

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