ANALYSIS: EU Egg Market Falls Short of Seasonal Expectations
The EU egg market is behaving counter-seasonally, with market participants indicating that the usual October strengthening in demand is yet to materialize. Buying activity remains subdued, raising questions about whether seasonal demand will be strong enough to absorb available supplies and support a market recovery.
The price gap highlights the market's weakness. Cage eggs traded at around €1.58/kg this week, 39% below the €2.58/kg recorded at the same point last year and 12% below the €1.80/kg seen in 2024. Although broadly in line with...
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