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Iran poultry and egg industry production trends
Overview
The Iranian poultry and egg industry has faced significant challenges due to currency fluctuations and the removal of preferential exchange rates. Industry experts reported a production crisis driven by surging raw material costs, such as soybean and corn, which led to a deficit for producers as farm-gate costs exceeded market prices. This economic pressure resulted in only half of the country’s animal feed factory capacity being active.
In contrast to these national economic pressures, specific regional reports indicate stability in certain provinces. In Hamedan, officials reported the distribution of over 22 million chicks, contributing to significant chicken meat production with measures in place to prevent shortages. Similarly, Kermanshah has maintained production levels that exceed local consumption, allowing for the daily export of packaged chicken to other provinces. In these regions, livestock feed reserves have remained in a favorable condition.
Entities
Iran · Kermanshah · Hamedan · Iranian Feed, Poultry, and Aquaculture Industries Association · Central Union of Poultry Farmers
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesIran poultry production remains stable in Hamedan and Kermanshah
Poultry production in Hamedan and Kermanshah is stable, with Hamedan producing over 41,000 tons of meat and Kermanshah exporting up to 80 tons of chicken daily to other provinces.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesIran poultry and egg industry faces production crisis
Rising currency costs and the removal of preferential exchange rates have caused production costs for poultry and eggs in Iran to surge, leading to decreased supply and higher consumer prices.
Sources
sepehrgharb.ir · tabnaktehran.ir