
Russia's poultry wholesale prices were reported to be up 37% year over year at the end of October. The Agriculture Ministry attributed price adjustments to higher production costs after a prolonged period of low prices, while saying demand remains high and supply stable; official data showed poultry production for slaughter fell 3.6% year over year in January–September.
High demand and lower production alongside rising costs are supporting domestic chicken prices, although officials say supply remains sufficient. The increase may raise feed and livestock-product costs for Russian buyers, but the article does not identify a feed-market price effect.
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