Egg Imports & Exports in Jan. ~ Sept. 2013
By CnAgri2013-11-22 10:37:10
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China’s egg foreign trade experienced a decline in Jan. ~ Sept. this year. The recently launched egg futures trading has a little impact on fresh egg exports, since fresh egg exports are generally stable. If fresh egg price stays low, egg exporters can turn fresh eggs into preserved eggs or egg powder to tap the international market.
From “China Livestock and Feed Market Weekly Report”
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