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Thailand: Corn exports, poultry prices up

//15 Dec 2009
An increase in corn exports from Thailand will affect the chicken industry as production costs will rise due to a shortage of the raw material, reports Asian Agribusiness Group.

This statement was made by Chaweewan Kampa, President of the Poultry Promotion Association Of Thailand.
Thailand has already exported 600,000 t of corn during the first 10 months of this year, compared with around 340,000 t exported the whole year last year; and exports are estimated to reach more than 1 mln t for the entire year in 2009, as demand in the global market escalates in the wake of crop damage in the US.

As a consequence of higher exports, domestic corn price rose and chicken production cost will soar, Chaweewan said, urging the government to look into the issue to prevent over-exports.

Source: Asian Agribusiness Group

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