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Early-November egg prices in China's main producing areas rose and then fell, with the early-month average range of 4.12 to 4.30 yuan per jin. Cooler weather extends storage life, and producers and traders are rotating stocks, which may provide a floor.
Analysts expect mid-to-late November prices of 4.00 to 4.40 yuan per jin.
Cooler weather lowers spoilage and supports stock rotation, limiting downside for egg prices. The outlook is for only modest recovery, so feed demand from layer flocks is unlikely to change sharply.
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