Poultry farmers hope that there will be no ban on the export of poultry meat

He emphasized that exports are a key factor to attract investment into the industry and support the economics of enterprises in the future. Last year, poultry production in the country grew by almost 5%, and this trend is expected to continue next year.

However, poultry farmers are faced with an accelerated growth in demand for poultry products, for which they were not fully prepared. Despite this, they are planning a major increase in production next year to meet the growing demand for poultry products.

A ban on the EXPORT of poultry MEAT for six months, as proposed by the Ministry of Agriculture, could seriously affect the industry. Poultry farmers hope that regulators will take into account all the risks associated with such a decision and will not impose regulatory restrictions on exports.

In general, poultry farmers strive to maintain the economics of their enterprises and continue to develop the industry, relying on exports as the main driver of attracting investment. They hope that the decision to ban poultry exports will be delayed or reversed to support the industry's future growth and development.