Small but stable poultry and egg production in Ivory Coast

Published 2023년 3월 1일

Tridge summary

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.
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Original content

While broiler production in the Ivory Coast has enjoyed an average annual growth of 13.8% since 2009, production figures have seen a downward spiral in recent years. The government, however, has plans to boost the poultry meat and egg sectors. Up to 60% of the local poultry sector in the Ivory Coast is attributed to backyard production, and while there exists there are commercial producers and some large-scale commercial farmers, most production units are either small (50-1,000 birds) or medium-sized farms (1,000-10,000 birds). Commercial production, however, is growing with the increasing demand for poultry products. Over the last 3 years, the sector has been battling like others worldwide against avian influenza outbreaks, and more recently, Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine have also dramatically impacted production due to increased freight costs for production inputs. Domestic broiler production is spread across approximately 1,500 broiler farms. In 2021, production is estimated ...
Source: Poultryworld

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