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Vietnam is expected to import nearly 1 million poultry eggs in 2026

According to the Import-Export Department, the tariff-rate quota (TRQ) under Vietnam’s WTO commitments in 2026 for salt is 379,043 tons, and for poultry eggs the equivalent of 909,708 units. The Import-Export Department is currently seeking feedback on a draft Circular regulating the TRQ for salt and poultry egg imports in 2026, in order to implement Vietnam’s commitments to the World Trade Organization (WTO) while managing imports reasonably to protect domestic production. Actual quota levels are always lower than WTO commitments The TRQ commitments under the WTO for salt initially, in 2007, were 150,000 tons, and for poultry eggs 30,000 dozen...

The U.S. imports eggs to address the crisis caused by the avian influenza outbreak

On March 21, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins stated that the country is importing eggs from Turkey and South Korea to ease supply shortages caused by the avian influenza outbreak, which has driven prices up nationwide. Chicken eggs are displayed for sale at a supermarket in El Monte, Los Angeles, California, USA.Photo: THX/VNA Speaking to the press, Secretary Rollins stated that the U.S. has begun importing eggs from Turkey and South Korea and that the White House is currently negotiating with other countries for temporary egg imports. She noted that egg imports would cease once U.S. poultry farmers can..

Chicken and egg prices go up, increasing profits for farmers

Similar to pig farming, poultry farmers are actively raising their flocks to prepare products for sale to meet the strong demand for consumption at the end of the year. According to statistics from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the total number of poultry in the country is estimated at 567,528 by the end of October; an increase of 2.6% compared to the same period in 2023. Industrial chicken prices in the North increased continuously in October due to limited supply, commonly trading around 33,000 VND/kg, some farms sold whole male chickens weighing more than 4 kg/head at 38,500..