Russia’s poultry industry has quadrupled its exports over the past seven years.Estimates show that the country exported only 54,000 tons of chicken meats and by-products in 2013. This is while the mentioned amount has reached more than 209,000 tons during 2019.In recent years, Russia has made great efforts to increase the production and export of poultry products. Analysts believe that by the end of this year, the country’s exports will reach more than 300,000 tons. Studies show that the country’s exports will increase by 15% next year. On the other hand, according to published statistics, the import of poultry products to this country has decreased. Read more...
Predictions by Rabobank show that the market for slow growing broiler concepts will grow by 8% now up to 20% by 2025. During the 3rdHubbard premium forum in Barcelona I was asked to shed a light on the economics behind broiler production and alternative broiler segments. The bottom line is that it is smart to be different, to move away from the bulk market. At least when you are a producer in Europe, because our continent is really different from the rest of the world. EU: the most expensive production location Recently I worked on an extensive dataset, comparing production costs of all main poultry producing countries around the world. And there is only one. Read more...
Global poultry markets have faced a turbulent first few months this year due to intensive competition in global markets following the resumption of US exports after bird flu. Countries heavily exposed to global trade such as Brazil, Argentina and Thailand have been particularly affected, seeing prices tumble for legs and processed meat by 20% and breast meat by 6%. Price concessions in main poultry markets As a result, Brazil and the EU have been aggressively defending their market share but are having to do so through price concessions, according to the latest quarterly report from Rabobank. EU exporters have managed to increase export volumes by 5% but at. Read more...
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