ANALYSIS: EU Egg Market Emerges from Summer Lull
The EU egg market is gradually moving out of its quieter summer phase, with market participants reporting a return of buying activity across several parts of the bloc. Following a summer marked by weaker demand and ample availability, buyers are increasingly re-entering the market as the holiday period winds down and normal consumption patterns resume.
Market participants note renewed interest from retailers, food manufacturers, bakeries and foodservice operators, while the reopening of school and university canteens is expected to provide further support to demand in the coming...
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