The poultry market in Poland is currently facing challenges due to bird flu outbreaks and the COVID-19 epidemic, which have led to increased production costs. Breeders report that the purchase prices for poultry are lower than the production costs, with slaughterhouses paying around PLN 3.80 per kilogram for broiler chickens and hens selling for between 1.50 to 2.00 PLN / kg. Turkeys are more expensive, selling for about PLN 5.60 / kg. The rising prices of feed, especially soybean, are making poultry farming less profitable. The National Poultry Council reports that producers will not receive support from the European Commission, and national aid will be limited.