Hòa Phát attributes the disruption in egg imports from traditional markets like Thailand and Cambodia to shifts in trade policies and elevated logistics costs. Additionally, record-low egg prices at the beginning of the year prompted many small-scale farmers to downsize their flocks, resulting in reduced supply. Meanwhile, the domestic consumption demand has witnessed a swift recovery, driving up egg prices in recent days.
Amidst market fluctuations, Gia Cầm Hòa Phát has maintained stable production levels thanks to its closed-loop farming system and stringent control over disease prevention, biosecurity, and supply chain factors. On average, the company supplies nearly 1,000,000 commercial eggs to the market daily. In 2024, total production exceeded 330 million eggs, marking an increase of nearly 20 million eggs compared to the previous year.
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As the leading producer of chicken eggs in Northern Vietnam, the company is gradually expanding its market presence in Central and Southern regions. The distribution network is continually expanding to meet the resurging demand and secure stable outlets.
Hòa Phát eggs are currently available in over 100 supermarkets, convenience store chains, and retail outlets in Hanoi, Hung Yen, Hai Duong, Hai Phong, and various other provinces. In addition to the retail channel, the products are also consumed through canteens, schools, restaurants, hotels, and industrial parks.
Moving forward, Hòa Phát plans to develop new product lines to offer a diverse range of choices and enhance the value proposition for consumers.
Hòa Phát eggs – A trusted choice for consumers across Vietnam
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