Czechia: Analysis of the economic impact of a legislative ban on the use of cages for laying hens

게시됨 2024년 9월 16일

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The Food Chain Risk Assessment Center has conducted a study on the economic impact of a ban on cage use for laying hens in the Czech Republic, a move towards alternative egg production systems. The research, conducted in 2020, indicates that such a ban could affect up to 40% of current cage production, with costs for conversion ranging from 3.1 to 4.6 billion CZK and a potential increase in egg selling price by 20-40 halers. The report also highlights the possibility of subsidy support for the transition, suggesting that with proper subsidy calibration, the financial burden on producers could be similar to that of unsubsidized cage technology renewal. The study is relevant to the Bulgarian poultry industry and contributes to the ongoing discussion on amending European legislation to eliminate cage use.

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The Food Chain Risk Assessment Center presented an assessment of the economic impact that a ban on the use of cages for laying hens in the Czech Republic would have. The research was conducted by the Czech Republic back in 2020. The results of this research are useful for business operators in the Bulgarian poultry industry. The study may serve as a guide in light of the ongoing process of amending European legislation to eliminate cages. Of course, the state of the poultry sector in the Czech Republic, the specifics, the ratio of hens in cages and those raised in alternative systems are different from those in Bulgaria, but the methodology could be used so that our poultry sector can make its calculations and plans. Currently (2020) there are about 5 million commercial breeding hens in the Czech Republic, 77% of which are in the so-called enlarged cell systems. Compared to the EU, the Czech Republic lags behind in terms of the percentage of alternative egg production systems (23% ...

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