Why did Colombians consume less eggs this year?

Published 2022년 12월 26일

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The National Federation of Poultry Farmers (Fenavi) in Colombia reported a 2.9% growth in the poultry sector in 2022, but an 4.6% decrease in egg production due to the pandemic and roadblocks, as well as a reduction in investment in laying birds. The sector faces high costs due to increased prices of corn and soybeans, leading to a 38% increase in production costs in the past two years. Additionally, the sector has seen the effects of avian influenza. However, chicken production has seen a recovery, growing by 7.3% in 2022, the highest in the past five years.
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Original content

The National Federation of Poultry Farmers (Fenavi) presented its consumption and production report for the year 2022 and recorded that, although the poultry sector increased by 2.9% compared to last year, egg consumption decreased this year. The poultry union pointed out that this year they went through great challenges, where although it is true that there was a growth of 2.9% for the sector, it has only been possible to recover a part of the production rate, which was interrupted especially by two issues: the covid-19 pandemic and roadblocks. In 2021 investment in laying birds fell by 9.4%, which is why production in 2022 fell by 4.6%. Production went from 17,028 million to 16,260 million eggs, hence the consumption of eggs per person fell from 334 to 315 units per year, with a reduction of 19 units. In addition, the costs of inputs in the poultry sector in 2022 are 80% concentrated in yellow corn and soybeans, foods that had an increase in dollars of 20.3% and 14.5% ...
Source: MXContexto

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