Chinese wholesale poultry prices have risen sharply: three-yellow chicken went from 4.5 to 6.5 yuan per catty in a month, and native chicken and autumn duck prices also climbed. Industry commentary attributes the broiler and egg rise largely to higher pork prices and tight culled laying-hen supply.
Higher pork and poultry prices in China can lift demand for feed in the short run as producers rebuild or substitute protein, while higher egg and broiler margins can encourage flock restocking that supports future feed demand.
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