The National Federation of Poultry Breeders and Egg Producers in Poland has announced that it will take at least 20 weeks to recover from the losses caused by bird flu in a flock of laying hens, resulting in the slaughter of nearly 1.4 million birds. This has led to a shortage of over a million eggs per day in the market, causing market instability and a rise in egg prices. The situation is further complicated by the need for professional logistics services between farms and retail chains, and the higher costs and lower efficiency of free-range and litter farming, which also increase the risk of bird flu. The industry is calling for a rational approach to setting egg purchase prices to stabilize the market and ensure profitable production and reliable supplies.