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Eggs Price

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EU options are the European Commission's own weekly reference prices; "European Union" is the Commission's own published EU-wide average, not a figure computed by agri.markets. Currency conversion uses monthly ECB reference rates since 1999 (some currencies joined later) — for comparison, not precise historical FX accounting.

Top Producers

RankCountryQuantity
1China30,641,714 t
2India7,852,438 t
3United States6,535,414 t
4Indonesia6,330,802 t
5Brazil3,407,330 t
6Mexico3,171,784 t
7Russia2,590,878 t
8Japan2,426,940 t
9Türkiye1,289,858 t
10Pakistan1,119,493 t

FAOSTAT production data, 2023.

Top Importers

RankCountryQuantity
1Belgium353,728 t
2Germany337,901 t
3Netherlands252,109 t
4China, Hong Kong SAR206,091 t
5Singapore110,239 t
6United Arab Emirates101,480 t
7France60,441 t
8Mexico55,203 t
9Canada50,624 t
10United Kingdom46,511 t

FAOSTAT trade data, 2023.

Top Exporters

RankCountryQuantity
1Netherlands442,950 t
2Poland219,752 t
3Türkiye201,634 t
4China132,067 t
5United States129,836 t
6Belgium110,144 t
7Germany109,568 t
8Spain80,362 t
9India74,711 t
10Malaysia73,463 t

FAOSTAT trade data, 2023.

About Eggs

Tracked via the EU's cage-farming reference price, the most widely reported production method, though barn, free-range and organic eggs are also traded (and priced higher) across the EU. China, the US and India are the largest global producers; prices are driven by feed costs (corn and soybean meal), laying-hen flock size, and periodic avian flu outbreaks that can trigger mass culls.

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