Thailand Asks Firms to Cut Egg Exports
Thailand requests companies to reduce egg exports by up to fifty percent through December following severe floods that killed millions of hens. Officials are working to stabilize domestic supplies and maintain stable retail prices.
Thailand has asked companies to cut egg exports by 30% to 50% through December 2026 after heavy floods killed 3 million hens. The cuts aim to stabilize domestic supplies following widespread agricultural damage. Retail prices are currently capped at 4 baht ($0.12) per egg to protect consumers.
