The Ivory Coast's poultry sector is facing challenges despite a history of growth, with recent setbacks including avian influenza, Covid-19, and the Ukraine conflict. The sector, which is predominantly small and medium-sized farms and 40% commercial, saw a decrease in production in 2021 due to increased input costs and a decrease in corn production. However, demand for poultry and eggs is expected to surpass supply in the next five years. The Ministry of Animal and Fisheries Resources is working towards increasing meat and egg consumption by 2030. The country relies on imports of soybean and wheat for poultry feed, with corn being both imported and locally produced. Poultry products are sold through various channels, with prices increasing during high demand periods.