In June 2024, 12 batches of chicken eggs from Turkey were imported to the Krasnodar Territory, which is 5.3 million pieces. The number of imported eggs doubled compared to May, when six batches (2.7 million chicken eggs) were delivered from Turkey.

In total, since the beginning of this year, 29 batches (13,7 million eggs) have been delivered to the region. The recipients were Kuban and Moscow enterprises, according to Delovaya Gazeta. South with reference to the Southern Interregional Directorate of the Rosselkhoznadzor.

Last year, the cost of eggs in Russia increased by 61.35%. In this regard, in order to stabilize prices, the supply of eggs from Turkey and the Republic of Belarus was started.

In June 2024, the Krasnodar Territory imported 12 batches of chicken eggs from Turkey, which is 5.3 million pieces. This is a significant increase compared to May, when six shipments (2.7 million eggs) were delivered. The total volume of imported eggs since the beginning of the year amounted to 29 batches, which is equivalent to 13.7 million pieces. The recipients of imported eggs were both Kuban and Moscow enterprises.

The growth of egg imports is due to the need to stabilize prices in the domestic market. Last year, the cost of eggs in Russia increased by 61.35%, which led to the introduction of price control measures, including supplies from Turkey and the Republic of Belarus.

Causes and consequences of the growth of imports

The growth in imports of chicken eggs to the Krasnodar Territory can be explained by several factors:

1. Increase in egg prices in Russia**: A significant increase in the cost of eggs in 2023 has forced the authorities to look for ways to stabilize prices.
2. Diversification of supplies**: Imports from Turkey and Belarus reduce dependence on domestic producers and reduce pressure on the market.
3. Support demand**: Increased egg imports help meet consumer demand, especially during rising price periods.

The Southern Interregional Directorate of the Rosselkhoznadzor plays a key role in controlling the quality and safety of imported products. Cooperation with overseas suppliers and strict quality control help to ensure a stable supply of safe products.

If the upward trend in chicken egg imports continues, this may lead to stabilization of egg prices in Russia and reduce pressure on the domestic market. However, it is important to consider the possible risks associated with dependence on foreign supplies, which requires careful monitoring and planning by authorities and regulators.