Thailand’s poultry industry is on the brink of a thrilling surge, fueled by Brazil’s bird flu outbreak that’s reshaping the market and boosting demand for Thai exports. As feed costs fall, production is accelerating, solidifying Thailand’s position as a powerhouse in the global arena
Brazil has confirmed bird flu in a wild bird and is actively investigating a possible case at a commercial poultry farm, officials announced. Swift actions are being taken to contain the outbreak and stop it from spreading further
Brazil’s chicken exporters are on high alert as a recent bird flu outbreak sends ripples of concern through the industry. With the threat of potential cargo rejections looming, the stakes have never been higher. The spread of this virus could shake up the country’s poultry market, jeopardizing vital trade relationships and economic stability.
In response to the recent detection of bird flu on a commercial farm, Brazilian farmers and officials are ramping up biosecurity measures across affected regions. With heightened surveillance protocols in place, they are working diligently to curb the virus’s spread, ensuring the safety of both the poultry industry and public health.
Brazil’s egg exports have surged, driven by increasing demand from the U.S. market. As prices rise and domestic production stabilizes, Brazil is poised to become a dominant player in the global egg trade, meeting the appetites of consumers abroad.
