ANALYSIS: EU Egg Exports Ease in July as UK and Japan Demand Softens
According to the latest data from the European Commission, EU egg exports (excluding hatching eggs and expressed in egg equivalent weight), eased to 25,168 tons in July 2026, down 1.2% from 25,467 tons in June. The July result was 17.1% below the 30,344 tons recorded a year earlier, pointing to a weaker seasonal export performance than in 2025. Nevertheless, the year-to-date decline remained comparatively limited: exports totaled 227,632 tons in January-July, just 1.3% below 230,571 tons in the corresponding period of last year.
The UK remained the EU’s largest reported destination, although shipments continued to contract. July exports to the UK fell...
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