BANGKOK: Thailand has asked companies to cut egg exports by 30 per cent to 50 per cent until December 2026, with supplies hit by heavy flooding, which killed a significant number of hens, a commerce ministry official said on Tuesday (Oct 6).In the flood-hit egg farms in the area of Chachoengsao province, abou
Thailand's government has asked producers to cut egg exports by 30— 50% by December 2026 after massive floods that killed millions of laying hens and reduced domestic supply. In Chachengsao province, one of the affected areas in the east of the country, about 3 million chickens were killed by floods. The authorities are urgently looking for additional volumes of eggs in regions not affected by [...]
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