Core Points - A highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak has been confirmed in Hokkaido, Japan, marking the third case in the region this season and the eleventh nationwide [1][2] - The outbreak was reported by a farm in Yuni Town, leading to immediate investigation and positive results for the virus [1] - Approximately 6,000 egg-laying hens at the affected farm are being culled, incinerated, and buried [1] Industry Impact - The average wholesale price of medium-sized eggs in the Tokyo area has reached a record high of 324 yen per kilogram (approximately 14.5 RMB) due to the ongoing avian influenza outbreaks [1] - Approximately 6.5% of egg-laying hens in Japan have been culled due to the avian influenza outbreak from last autumn to early this year, resulting in a shortage of egg supply [1] - Continued outbreaks during the current avian influenza season may lead to sustained high egg prices if supply does not recover [1]
日本北海道确认一起高致病性禽流感疫情
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang·2025-12-29 07:05