Egg: "Off-Season Mode" Begins(Sep 23)

September 23, 2026
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Highlights at a glance
The egg market has shifted into its seasonal off-season, marked by weakened demand and an ample supply. New production capacity steadily increases, while the reduction in old hen culling has diminished the supply-limiting effect. At the same time, demand has receded post-holiday, leading to sluggish sales, slower transactions, and accumulating inventories across the supply chain. This growing supply pressure is putting downward pressure on egg prices, which are likely to continue on a weak trend. Notable movements in egg futures indicate similar market sentiment, with trading volumes reflecting cautious investor behavior. Stakeholders should closely monitor the risks associated with rising inventory levels and their impact on market dynamics in this transitional period.