欧盟家禽市场概况

Core Insights - The EU feed price volatility is expected to sharply increase by the end of 2024 but stabilize throughout 2025, leading to improved profitability in the poultry sector [1] - Strong demand and ongoing disease pressures are tightening supply, resulting in a significant rise in poultry prices in 2025 [1] - The EU remains the world's third-largest poultry exporter, with increased export revenues driven by higher prices, particularly to regions in Africa, the Middle East, and Switzerland [1] - Poultry imports into the EU are projected to rise significantly in 2025, mainly due to increased imports from Brazil, Thailand, and China, despite a decline in imports from Ukraine [1] - The overall outlook for the EU poultry market remains optimistic, supported by strong consumer demand, although structural risks persist, including market volatility related to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) and ongoing trade uncertainties [1] Group 1 - Ireland's poultry slaughter volume is expected to grow by 8% in 2025, reaching 12.2 million birds [2] - Primary poultry export revenue from Ireland is projected to increase by 18% year-on-year, reaching €163 million, with the UK remaining the main trading partner, accounting for over 60% of total exports [2] - The value-added poultry export revenue is expected to grow by 17%, reaching €230 million, with the UK continuing to be the primary market [2]