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Yucatán has recorded a cumulative 2,823,509 birds dead or culled across avian influenza outbreaks in 2022–23 and November 2026. The state is a major supplier of eggs in southeastern Mexico, producing 43–47 million eggs per week, with up to 40% sold outside the state.
Further culling or production interruptions could tighten regional poultry and egg supplies and support prices. The article does not quantify the economic impact of the latest outbreak.
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