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#Eggs #Price #LayingHen #AvianInfluenza #AI #Protein #HealthyFood #Bakery #Confectionery #EatingOut #SchoolMeals #SideDishes #ConvenienceFood #Meat #Import #Farm #Distribution #PoultryFarming #PoultryIndustry #Agriculture #Chicken #Egg #Chick #BreedingFarm #BreedingFacility #Prices #ParkJeongHo #ProfessorParkJeongHo [Content summarized via AI] 🥚Summary: The Real Reason Egg Prices Keep Rising The biggest reason for the recent sharp rise in egg prices is the decrease in supply caused by Avian Influenza (AI). The number of laying hens has decreased due to large-scale culling since last year, and the recovery of supply is being delayed because it takes about six months for chicks to start laying eggs again. On top of this, consumption has steadily increased, exacerbating the supply-demand imbalance. There are also various reasons for the increase in egg consumption. Driven by the expansion of the bakery market, the popularity of salads and diet meals, and the widespread adoption of large refrigerators, annual per capita egg consumption has significantly increased from approximately 250 eggs in 2017 to over 350 currently. On the other hand, eggs are characterized by the fact that consumption does not decrease significantly even when prices rise, as they cannot be easily substituted like other foods. The government is attempting to stabilize prices through measures such as imported eggs and discount coupons, but the effectiveness is limited given that daily consumption reaches approximately 50 million eggs. Furthermore, expanding supply in the short term is difficult because it requires a long time from chick production to laying, and the number of chickens raised is restricted by legal standards. The domestic poultry industry is also shifting from a focus on small-scale farms to large-scale corporate farms. Structures that combine production and distribution are becoming more common, and automation and data-driven farming are also expanding. However, there are still many challenges to address, including very high facility investment costs, reliance on foreign workers, environmental regulations, and resident complaints. 🕒 Timecode 00:00~06:52 │ Causes of Soaring Egg Prices and Supply Shortages 06:53~12:59 │ Increased Consumption and the Government's Import Egg Policy 13:00~21:09 │ Structural Changes in the Poultry Industry and Production Realities 21:10~30:23 │ Chick Supply and Rearing Processes and Rising Costs 30:24~38:58 │ Influx of Young Farmers and Industrial Modernization 38:59~47:52 │ Price Stabilization Measures and Challenges for the Poultry Industry 🎯 Key Point in One Line 🥚 The rise in egg prices is not solely a problem caused by AI, but is the result of a combination of structural limitations in supply recovery and steadily increasing consumption. ※ Host: Park Jung-ho, Professor at Myongji University ◈ Broadcast Times YouTube: Daily 10:30 AM – 11:20 AM Radio: MBC Standard FM Daily 10:05 PM – 11:00 PM