Egg exporters from Tamil Nadu have doubled
their shipments, mainly due to rupee volatility and increase in demand
from overseas markets. Namakkal, considered as one of the export hub for white shell eggs in India, produces high quality white and brown eggs.From this town, eggs are exported to countries like Afghanistan, the
Middle East, officials of Namakkal Egg Merchant Traders Association
said. "Rupee depreciation against the US Dollar is also one of
the reasons. Last month, I shipped about 30 containers. Each container
has a capacity of 7.20 lakh eggs. This month we will be shipping about
80 containers..", one of the representatives of the Association and
Namakkal-based NS Exports, Managing Director, S Kesavan told. He said most of the exports were made to Afghanistan, Oman, Bahrain.
Season for egg demand in countries like Afghanistan begins this month and it will be on till December this year. "So, along with demand and rupee volatility we are seeing an increase in exports", he added. Given the beginning of season in increasing egg demand, he said the company was also looking to export into newer markets. "I will say we are also look at entering European and West African markets during this season", Kesavan said. The increase in exports of egg was despite huge competition from Pakistan, China, Iran and Bangladesh among other countries, he added.
Season for egg demand in countries like Afghanistan begins this month and it will be on till December this year. "So, along with demand and rupee volatility we are seeing an increase in exports", he added. Given the beginning of season in increasing egg demand, he said the company was also looking to export into newer markets. "I will say we are also look at entering European and West African markets during this season", Kesavan said. The increase in exports of egg was despite huge competition from Pakistan, China, Iran and Bangladesh among other countries, he added.
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