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In FY 2021-22, #NewIndia’s #eggproduction surged remarkably, with 129 Billion+ eggs produced - a milestone for the country’s poultry industry. Discover more at: https://lnkd.in/dHgN2_uw #InvestInIndia #InvestIndia #AnimalHusbandry Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India NITI Aayog

We have just published our new poultry quarterly. The outlook for global poultry markets in 2024 remains moderately positive, with demand expected to gradually recover due to better affordability driven by lower costs, lower inflation rates, and rising incomes. This will lead to less consumer focus on prices in 2024 compared to 2023, which will support some recovery in demand for value-added poultry and improved demand in food service. Business opportunities in these markets will recover. However, price consciousness among consumers will remain a key driver. We forecast now a global market growth of 1.5-2% for 2024 which is slightly higher than last year.   Operational challenges will persist. Feed costs have decreased by an average of 15% to 25% compared to 2023 levels. However, from a supply/demand perspective, global commodity prices appear to have reached their lowest point, primarily due to concerns about geopolitics, trade issues, and weather (such as El Niño).   Potential distribution challenges are the biggest wild card for the outlook due to geopolitical tensions in the Black Sea region, attacks in the Red Sea, and drought affecting water levels in the Panama Canal. Given increasing rerouting via southern routes, these challenges could impact global trade, with rising costs, delayed supply, and constrained container availability. Trade flows to and from Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa are especially vulnerable to changes. This could increase focus on regional trade, where possible, or otherwise lead to higher costs and potentially delayed supply, especially for goods primarily produced in a single region.   Avian influenza (AI) remains an ongoing concern. AI risks will shift in the coming months to the Southern Hemisphere, where more countries are turning to vaccines to protect the industry. Particular attention will be paid to AI risks in key exporting countries like Brazil and Thailand, where outbreaks could challenge global market conditions and trade flows.   Notwithstanding these challenges, global poultry trade is expected to grow in line with forecast demand growth, with processed poultry trade expected to gradually recover after a weak 2023.    #poultry #farming #agriculture #meat #equipment #animalnutrition #feed #animalhealth #breeding #poultryprocessing #foodandbeverage #agribusiness #agribusiness

Livestock and Poultry: World Markets and Trade Chicken Meat Global production is forecast nearly 2 percent higher in 2025 to a record 104.9 million tons. Production gains are forecast for most countries with the largest increases expected for China, the United States, Turkey, the EU, Brazil, and Mexico. Expansion is supported by a modest improvement in feed prices and on consumer demand spurred by economic growth. A significant production increase in China will enable its return to being the world’s largest producer. China demand will be generated primarily from white broilers as producers respond to demand drivers and as consumers may substitute broiler meat in place of pork. China yellow broiler production, mainly sold in wet markets, will remain stagnant. Turkish production is forecast to rise on stable domestic demand and increased shipments as government exports restrictions are lifted. Brazil’s record high forecast is supported by strong foreign demand and lower expected production costs. Contact Us @ Website : www.cpbiolinkcn.com    E-mail: globalservices@ct-bio.com Facebook: https://lnkd.in/gKWYvJt Tiktok: https://lnkd.in/gVCzv_zq Landline : +86-371-88927707 Alibaba Store： https://lnkd.in/gFnRwie YouTube : https://lnkd.in/g9gmAP8 #CPBIO #CPGROUP #HENANCHIATAI #Vitamins #AminoAcids #APIs #Animalhealth #Acidifiers #asianagribiz #asianpoultry #asianmeat #FarmCare

The outlook for global poultry markets in 2024 remains moderately positive, with demand expected to gradually recover due to better affordability driven by lower costs, lower inflation rates, and rising incomes. This will lead to less consumer focus on prices in 2024 compared to 2023, which will support some recovery in demand for value-added poultry and improved demand in foodservice. Business opportunities into these markets will recover. However, price consciousness among consumers will remain a key driver. ( Source: Rabobank) https://lnkd.in/dFPtUUfQ

The outlook for global poultry markets in 2024 remains moderately positive, with demand expected to gradually recover due to better affordability driven by lower costs, lower inflation rates, and rising incomes. This will lead to less consumer focus on prices in 2024 compared to 2023, which will support some recovery in demand for value-added poultry and improved demand in foodservice. Business opportunities into these markets will recover. However, price consciousness among consumers will remain a key driver. Via: RaboResearch Food & Agribusiness https://lnkd.in/dJjGNJrQ

The poultry business in India is experiencing a positive outlook with several key developments: 1.Revenue Growth: The Indian poultry industry's revenue is expected to grow by 8-10% in the fiscal year 2023-24, driven by healthy volume growth and improved realizations . 2.Exports: Poultry exports from India have increased significantly, particularly to countries like Oman, Sri Lanka, and West Asia. This surge is partly due to global factors like the Ukraine war impacting supply chains. 3.Domestic Policies: India and the US recently resolved a longstanding trade dispute at the WTO over poultry product imports, which may open new markets and enhance trade relations . 4.Sector Challenges: Despite growth, the industry faces challenges such as fluctuating feed costs and disease outbreaks, which can impact profitability and production stability. Overall, the Indian poultry sector is poised for growth, supported by strong domestic demand and expanding export markets.

India's Poultry Industry: A Booming Sector with Immense Growth Potential 🐔🇮🇳 As a key contributor to the nation's economy, the industry not only provides a vital source of protein but also creates millions of jobs, driving economic prosperity. 📈 Key Highlights: Market Size: USD 30.46 Billion in 2023, projected to reach USD 61.41 Billion by 2032. Poultry Meat Production: 4.995 Million MT in 2022-23, ranking 5th globally. Egg Production: 138 Billion eggs in 2022-23, ranking 3rd globally. Economic Impact: Contributing 4.11% to GDP and generating employment for over 5 million people. Despite impressive production levels, per capita consumption of poultry products remains below recommended levels, signalling vast potential for growth as awareness of their nutritional benefits rises. 🔍 Future Outlook: Market expected to double in the next 8 years. GDP contribution projected to approach 8%. Employment opportunities for an additional 5 million people. 🚀 Opportunities for Stakeholders: Investors: Seize opportunities in poultry farms, feed manufacturing, processing plants, and distribution networks. Policymakers: Foster growth through supportive regulations, infrastructure development, and financing. Industry Stakeholders: Enhance efficiency, quality, and reach through collaboration and innovation. The future is bright for India's poultry industry, presenting ample opportunities for investors, policymakers, and industry participants to shape its success. Together, we can ensure the industry continues to thrive and contribute to the economic well-being of the nation. #PoultryIndustry #IndiaGrowth #EconomicDevelopment #InvestmentOpportunities #SustainableGrowth #ProteinSources #Agriculture #FoodProduction #EconomicImpact

Key Insights: >Maize DDGS exports: 287,593 MT in 2024 (from 30 MT in 2022). >Rice DDGS exports: 60,296 MT in 2024 (from 12,064 MT in 2022). Price trends: Maize DDGS fell from $239/MT (2022) to $220/MT (2024); Rice DDGS dropped from $435/MT (2022) to $324/MT (2024). The affordability of maize DDGS is empowering livestock and poultry farmers with a cost-effective protein source. However, declining prices are posing profitability challenges for ethanol producers reliant on byproducts. As India strengthens its role as a global supplier, the balance between cost-effectiveness and sustainability becomes vital. #EthanolIndustry #DDGSExports #AnimalNutrition #GlobalTrade #SustainableFarming #AgricultureInnovation #IndiaExports #LivestockFarming #Cargofirst

The Indian poultry industry is poised for an 8-10% revenue growth by FY2025, driven by urbanization, rising incomes, and a growing preference for protein-rich foods. At Meatheroes, we are proud to be part of this growth, providing fresh, high-quality poultry products directly from our farms to your table. How do you think this revenue growth will impact the industry? Let's discuss in the comments. AgroSpectrum #Meatheroes #Realmeatheroes #FY2025 #PoultryIndustry

The outlook for global poultry markets in 2024 remains moderately positive, with demand expected to gradually recover due to better affordability driven by lower costs, lower inflation rates, and rising incomes. This will lead to less consumer focus on prices in 2024 compared to 2023, which will support some recovery in demand for value-added poultry and improved demand in foodservice. Business opportunities into these markets will recover. However, price consciousness among consumers will remain a key driver. Via: RaboResearch Food & Agribusiness https://lnkd.in/dmjwZqFR