Bird flu and lower hatching of laying hens' chicks contributed to the increase in egg prices in Poland

게시됨 2024년 12월 29일

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Poland is experiencing a surge in egg prices, attributed to inaccurate demand forecasts by producers and bird flu outbreaks, leading to a decrease in the number of young hens. The rise in prices is also due to instability in regulations, new restrictions, and concerns about potential import increases or bird flu. Despite these challenges, the Chamber maintains that there will be no egg shortage in Poland, as production exceeds domestic demand by about 30%. Poland is the EU's second-largest egg producer, accounting for 14% of the market, and exports approximately 40% of its production.
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According to Gawrońska, the current egg prices are the result of the producers' inaccurate forecasts, who miscalculated the market demand for laying hens. There were 3.8 million fewer chicks than in the same period last year, which means that 12.4 percent fewer young hens appeared on the market than a year earlier. The second reason for the increase in egg prices is bird flu. In the Wielkopolska province alone, 1.7 million hens were eliminated as a result of this disease. Eggs are more expensive At the beginning of September, the Chamber reported on the low number of laying hens and a sharp increase in egg prices in wholesalers. According to Gawrońska, producers were afraid to invest more boldly, which resulted from the instability of regulations and many new restrictions related to production, as well as fears of unforeseen events such as increased import or bird flu. The transformation of the industry towards alternative breeding, i.e. the gradual abandonment of cages, is also ...
출처: Farmer.pl

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