Investment project at Yenisei Broiler poultry farm will ensure stability of poultry prices
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From 2026, the factory plans to produce at least 2 million eggs per month, which will reduce dependence on external suppliers and, as a result, the cost of production. General DIRECTOR of Yeniseyagrosoyuz JSC, Alexander Sychev, noted that the creation of a repair and breeding department will strengthen the region's position in the market and help stabilize poultry prices .
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