Equatorial Guinea has ceased to hope for egg production of guinea fowls and is waiting for Russian chicken eggs

Chicken Egg

Published Jan 16, 2021

Tridge summary

For a kilogram of whole fresh chicken eggs of the first grade in Guinea, they usually give 1.40 US dollars (102.6 Russian rubles), and the demand is quite constant, since the most popular local birds - guinea fowls - do not differ in egg production

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Rosselkhoznadzor approved a veterinary certificate for the export of edible eggs and egg products to the Republic of Equatorial Guinea. The Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Supervision, together with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, has approved a veterinary certificate for the export of edible eggs and egg products from the Russian Federation to the Republic of Equatorial Guinea. The electronic version of the certificate is posted on the official website of the Rosselkhoznadzor in the section “Import. Export. Transit / Guinea (Equatorial) / Export ”. Deliveries of the specified controlled goods to the Republic of Equatorial Guinea are possible accompanied by an agreed certificate if the requirements contained therein are met. In addition, we inform that enterprises interested in ...

Source: Agroxxi

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