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Global Poultry Demand Rising, Supply Pressures Hold in 2022

Global Poultry Demand Rising

The combination of demand and supply challenges is projected to create an environment of stronger chicken prices. "In 2022, it is highly unlikely that food prices will go back to their five-year averages, as commodity prices are now supported by inflation in the general economy, low global stock levels and labor shortages in many countries”. 

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