Tridge summary
Prices for unpackaged chicken eggs in Ukraine have seen a decrease of 5.2%, from UAH 60.85 to UAH 57.68 per dozen, over the past two weeks. Despite this, there is no reported shortage and the supply is said to be sufficient to meet consumer demand. This price fluctuation is attributed to various market factors including production costs and seasonal demand. In March 2025, egg production reached 962 million pieces, marking a significant increase from the previous months. The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food in Ukraine is monitoring the situation to ensure a balance between producers and consumers.
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After a period of growth in February-March, over the past two weeks, prices have decreased by 5.2% - from UAH 60.85 to UAH 57.68 per dozen unpackaged chicken eggs of category C1. This was reported by the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Vitaliy Koval. According to him, there is no shortage of chicken eggs in the domestic market, the supply meets the current demand of consumers. "The market for chicken eggs is traditionally characterized by seasonal fluctuations in demand. The current price dynamics reflect the interaction of market factors, including production costs (feed, energy, logistics), as well as seasonal demand. The Ministry of Agrarian Policy keeps a close eye on the price situation and works to ensure a balance of interests between producers and consumers," Vitaliy Koval emphasized. In particular, objective data show: egg production in March 2025 amounted to 962 million pieces, which demonstrates a ...
Source: Agravery
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