Europe’s egg market is heading into Easter with demand firm, supply limited, and retail prices holding at elevated levels. A combination of disease outbreaks, staggered holiday timing across the continent, and cautious industrial buying is shaping an unusually tense pre-Easter period for the sector. NCD outbreaks add pressure on German supply Newcastle Disease is spreading […]
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