Chicken meat production in the EU will increase by 0.4%

Published 2024년 3월 13일

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In 2023, EU chicken production, led by Poland, benefited from slight decreases in energy and feed prices. However, environmental regulations in the Netherlands and Belgium, along with high production costs in France, have limited further growth. EU Member States are enhancing surveillance and biosecurity in poultry farms in response to HPAI outbreaks, with some regions implementing temporary free range poultry bans. Domestic chicken meat consumption in the EU is expected to increase by 0.9 percent in 2024, propelled by retail sales and the HORECA sector.

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EU chicken production benefited from slight declines in energy and feed prices in 2023, particularly in Poland, which is now the EU's leading producer. In some countries, such as the Netherlands and Belgium, environmental regulations such as new limits on nitrogen emissions are holding back further expansion. French chicken production also fell in 2023 as French production costs remain relatively high. Following HPAI outbreaks, EU Member States continue to strengthen surveillance and biosecurity measures in poultry farms. Some regions even introduce temporary bans on the ...

Source: Agronovosti