Singapore Buyers Keep Importing US Eggs After 20-Year Gap
U.S. egg exporters report steady demand from Singapore two months after regaining market access there for the first time in roughly 20 years. Producers are continuing shipments as the trade relationship restarts.
Why it matters: New export outlet to Singapore is holding steady, giving producers a fresh demand channel to offset domestic price swings.
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Reported by: Poultry Times
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