As a layer farmer himself, GalloSuisse chair Daniel Würgler knows that the sector is facing turbulent times, but in the long term, the outlook is good. Photos: Robert Bodde
The Swiss laying hen sector has 2 headaches. The first is protection of the price level through import duties, and the second is the transition to production without killing male layer siblings (OKT). Daniel Würgler, chairman of the Swiss association of egg producers, GalloSuisse, sees progress in both dossiers. Switzerland is not a member of the European Union. As a result, overall price levels are substantially higher. Layer hen feed currently costs around €70 per 100 kgs, and the eggs f
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