Hamidreza Kashani, the head of the National Union of Poultry Farmers, stated: "For nearly three months now, animal feed has been very scarce and hard to obtain for producers, and egg production has been affected. We issued warnings earlier, and further warnings are no longer useful." He added: "If this trend continues, prices will keep rising, and production will further decline, as eggs are sold at the approved price, and there is no possibility of increasing prices."
Head of the National Union of Poultry Farmers: Egg Production Has Decreased Due to Shortage of Animal Feed
Hamidreza Kashani has reported a significant decrease in egg production due to a severe shortage of animal feed in Iran. This situation poses a risk of rising prices and further production declines, impacting the poultry industry and consumers alike.
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📰 What Happened
Hamidreza Kashani reported a significant decrease in egg production in Iran due to a severe shortage of animal feed. He warned that if the situation continues, prices will rise and production will decline further.
- Animal feed has been scarce for nearly three months.
- Eggs are sold at an approved price, limiting producers' ability to raise prices despite rising costs.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced ongoing economic challenges, including sanctions and inflation, which have affected various sectors, including agriculture. The poultry industry is a key component of Iran's food supply.
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