Sri Lanka to import 176,000 hatching eggs from the Netherlands

Published 2023년 6월 9일

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The Sri Lankan Ministry of Agriculture has announced plans to import 176,000 hatching eggs from the Netherlands to mitigate the country's chicken meat and egg shortage. The import, facilitated by the state-owned National Livestock Development Board, is expected to arrive in the country next month. The Ministry, led by Agriculture Minister Mahinda Amaraweera, will distribute the eggs to private sector chicken farms at a subsidized price, in an effort to reduce the impact of rising chicken and egg prices due to high feed costs and a limited supply of hatching eggs and chickens.
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COLOMBO, June 9 (Xinhua) -- The Sri Lankan Ministry of Agriculture announced that it will import 176,000 hatching eggs from the Netherlands to address the country's chicken meat and egg shortage. The hatching eggs will be imported through the state-owned National Livestock Development Board, the ministry said in a press release on Thursday. Agriculture Minister Mahinda Amaraweera instructed the authorities to take necessary steps to distribute eggs to private sector chicken farms at a subsidized price. The ministry announced that the ...

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