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Addis Ababa, July 9, 2026 (Ministry of Agriculture) โ Ethiopia has recorded significant growth in livestock and fisheries productivity through the implementation of the โYelemata Tirufatโ (Bounty of the Basket) Initiative, driven by major investments in breed improvement, forage development, and animal health services, State Minister, at Ministry of Agriculture Ethiopia, Fikeru Regassa (PhD) announced.
Speaking at a press briefing, the state minister highlighted the achievements of the initiative over the past four years, noting that coordinated efforts to strengthen the livestock sector have substantially increased the production of milk, eggs, poultry, honey, and fish across the country.
According to Dr. Fikeru, the Ministry has focused on expanding access to improved breeds, enhancing feed resources, and strengthening veterinary and animal health services to boost productivity. As a result, the countryโs breeding capacity has grown dramatically from 500,000 animals before the launch of the initiative to 4.3 million cows and heifers today.The state minister also reported major progress in poultry development. The annual distribution of one-day-old chicks has increased from 26 million before the initiative to 180 million this year, supporting the expansion of poultry production nationwide.
In the fisheries and apiculture subsectors, the government has invested in the establishment and upgrading of fish fry breeding centers while expanding access to modern beehives. This year alone, the distribution of fish fry reached 16.5 million, while 3 million modern beehives were provided to producers across the country.
The initiativeโs impact is reflected in the sharp rise in agricultural output. Milk production increased from 7.1 billion liters to 15.7 billion liters, while chicken meat production grew from 90,000 tons to 253,000 tons during the same period.
Honey production also recorded remarkable growth, rising from 146,700 tons to 428,000 tons, while fish production expanded from 72,400 tons to 307,000 tons, according to the state minister.
Dr. Fikeru emphasized that these achievements demonstrate the effectiveness of integrated interventions aimed at improving productivity and strengthening food security. He added that the government will continue its efforts to further expand production and enhance the livelihoods of farmers and livestock producers throughout the country.
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Improvement in poultry production is one of the most promising options to provide affordable protein and other essential nutrients to Africaโs rapidly growing population, but poultry diseases pose a constant threat to productivity, and limit the industryโs potential. Even though vaccination is proven as an effective way of protecting poultry, high temperatures in Africa make distribution of vaccines (which mostly need to be kept cold) a challenging task in the continent. This hurdle, combined with a lack of information about circulating infectious diseases, exposes small-scale producers to the risk of losing their flocks and livelihoods overnight.
In 2021, Ceva Santรฉ Animale in partnership with GALVmed, and with the support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), launched the PREVENT (PRomoting and Enabling Vaccination Efficiently, Now and Tomorrow) initiative to introduce hatchery vaccinations for day old chicks (DoC) in mid-size hatcheries in Africa. The overarching objective was to enable small-scale poultry producers in Africa to become more productive and efficient and to enhance their prospects for progression and advancement in the industry. And the targets were ambitious; over 50 million hatchery-vaccinated day-old chicks distributed annually through 36 medium-sized hatcheries spread across eight Africa countries. These were expected to benefit 150,000 poultry producers.
Three years since inception and with over a year left on the project, PREVENT has performed remarkably and is on track to achieving, and in some instances exceeding, its targets. Already, 31 hatcheries in 11 countries have been equipped to provide vaccinations to DoCs benefitting over 100,000 poultry farmers.
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The 13th Ethio Poultry Expo (ETHIOPEX) and the 9th Africa Livestock Exhibition and Congress (ALEC) have officially opened at Millennium Hall, showcasing Ethiopia's commitment to advancing its animal husbandry sector. This yearโs event, which also features exhibitions on Apiculture, Aquaculture, and Bioenergy, has attracted over 1,000 enthusiastic visitors.
The opening ceremony on October 31, 2024, was marked by a vibrant atmosphere of exchanges and collaborations, welcoming exhibitors from 14 countries. Esteemed guests and partners celebrated this impactful start, reinforcing Ethiopia's role in advancing its agricultural landscape.
The ceremony was graced by notable figures, including:
Highlighting the significance of animal husbandry to Ethiopia's economy, Dr. Regassa stated, โWith Africaโs largest livestock population, enhancing productivity in dairy, poultry, aquaculture, and honey is essential to meet our countryโs food demands.โ He emphasized this yearโs theme, โLivestock: Now and the Future; Current Opportunities, Challenges, and the Way Forward,โ aligning with the goals of the "Yelemat Tirufat" program.
Ambassador Pirenne expressed the Netherlands' commitment to supporting Ethiopiaโs dairy and poultry sectors, emphasizing their role in economic growth and food security. She noted the participation of over 15 Dutch companies showcasing innovations in genetic breeding and dairy processing technology.
Mrs. Graham encouraged participants to engage and collaborate, emphasizing the event as a valuable opportunity for sharing experiences and advancing sustainable practices in animal husbandry.
Mr. Lemma highlighted the impressive turnout of over 100 exhibitors from various countries, thanking partners, including the Ethiopian Ministry of Agriculture and the Ethiopian Livestock Development Institute, for their support in making the event possible.
Moustafa underscored the importance of partnerships as a foundation for progress, expressing excitement about the collaborative opportunities that ETHIOPEX offers to local and international stakeholders.
Attendees explored advanced technologies and solutions at the Netherlands Pavilion, engaging with top exhibitors in the livestock and poultry sectors. Completed sessions included the Poultry Forum and the Dairy Summit on milk quality and safety.
The second day promises valuable insights with the following key sessions:
This exclusive session will gather experts in dairy production and safety to discuss innovative approaches for Ethiopia's dairy sector.
This session will address essential issues affecting the animal husbandry sector.
As we move forward, the ETHIOPEX and ALEC events aim to shape the future of Ethiopian agriculture through collaboration and innovation. Thank you to all who contributed to a successful opening day! We look forward to another day of insights and progress in animal husbandry.
Driven by changing consumer preferences, economic factors, and regional dynamics, chicken meat and eggs are at the forefront of this growth.ย In this comprehensive analysis, we explore the key drivers behind the industryโs upward trajectory.
Feed efficiency and cost reduction
Advancements in poultry nutrition and management practices have led to improved feed efficiency. Lower input costsโparticularly for feed, vaccines, and medicationsโhave made chicken production more economically viable. As a result, consumers benefit from affordable chicken prices, encouraging higher consumption.
The role of technology
Precision agriculture, genetic selection, and data-driven decision-making have revolutionized poultry farming. Farmers can optimize feed conversion ratios, reduce waste, and enhance productivity. These technological innovations contribute to the industryโs growth.
Chicken as the preferred protein
In an increasingly health-conscious world,ย chicken remains a popular choice. It is lean, versatile, and adaptable to various cuisines. As inflation eases and wages improve, consumers continue to prioritize affordability, making chicken an attractive option.
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Growth in global poultry consumption is poised to return to historic levels after several years of slow progress.
Demand should grow by 2.5% to 3% worldwide this year, driven by accelerating consumption growth in many markets, according to the latest global Poultry Quarterly report from the research unit at Rabobank.
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โGlobal poultry markets are performing well due to lower production costs and solid demand recovery in most markets,โ said Nan-Dirk Mulder, senior analyst at RaboResearch.
However, the key issues confronting the trade remained a concern and were largely unchanged.
These included the need to maintain the market balance during expansion, the persistence of avian influenza, growing geopolitical tensions, and the cost of sustainability initiatives in numerous countries, along with the possible impact of El Nino on feed costs.
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A poultry feed mill is planned for Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia.
This will support the business of a fast-food chain based in the United Arab Emirates, reports The National News.
According to this source, Americana is the biggest operator of quick-service restaurants in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. By mid-2023, the company was operating almost 2,300 stores across the region. Many of the companyโs 250 new outlets planned for completion by the end of this year are in Saudi Arabia.
At a recent event in Abu Dhabi, company chairman Mohamed Alabbar said that the investment in Ethiopia will support Americanaโs business by boosting the poultry feed supply.
As corn and soybeans cannot be grown in the Middle East, he said that the region is unable to produce sufficient animal feed.
Alabbar did not give further details about the planned investment in Addis Ababa.
Founded in the 1960s, Americana was among the first fast-food chains in Kuwait. Since then, it has expanded to become the leading operator of out-of-home dining in 12 countries. Across MENA and Kazakhstan, it operates a number of chains, including KFC and Pizza Hut.
In 2022, it raised US$1.8 billion from an initial public offering as it launched simultaneously on the stock exchanges of Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi, reported the same source.
The group also operates hotel chains across the region. Last year, it launched a large project to develop a marina and luxury accommodation at the Albanian port of Durres.ย
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The poultry sector in Ethiopia is witnessing significant growth, driven by increasing consumer demand for chicken and eggs, alongside government initiatives aimed at enhancing local production and reducing reliance on imports. Recent statistics indicate a marked rise in domestic poultry production, with the government implementing strategies to stimulate local industries and offering incentives for farmers to boost output. One notable initiative is Ye Lemat Turufat, which focuses on improving poultry production and productivity through sustainable practices and the promotion of local resources. This program aims to support smallholder farmers and enhance the overall resilience of the sector.
Additionally, Ethiopia is actively seeking foreign investment in its poultry industry, introducing policies designed to attract international players and promote technology transfer. In response to recent avian influenza outbreaks in neighboring countries, authorities are reinforcing biosecurity measures and providing educational programs to farmers. The emergence of local startups focused on agricultural technology is transforming the industry, with innovations such as mobile applications for farm management and health monitoring enhancing productivity.
To combat rising feed costs, initiatives promoting local feed production aim to strengthen sustainability and reduce dependency on imports. Community engagement efforts are empowering women and youth through training programs and fostering a new generation of poultry producers. As the countryโs middle class grows and urbanization accelerates, the demand for poultry products is expected to rise significantly. Local producers are increasingly exploring new distribution channels to meet this demand. Overall, the Ethiopian poultry sector is undergoing a transformative phase marked by innovation, investment, and increased production, positioning it for a robust future in the agricultural economy.
Get ready for Ethio Poultry Expo 2024, happening from October 31 to November 2, 2024, in the heart of Addis Ababa! This is the premier event for all stakeholders in the poultry sector, designed to showcase innovation, foster collaboration, and drive growth in Ethiopiaโs booming poultry industry.
Why Attend Ethio Poultry Expo 2024?
Step into a world of opportunities with Ethio Poultry Expo 2024! Hereโs why you cannot afford to miss this event:
Innovative Exhibitions: Explore a diverse range of products and technologies. From feed and equipment to health solutions and genetic advancements, discover cutting-edge innovations that can transform your business.
Networking Galore: Connect with industry leaders, farmers, suppliers, and potential partners. Build valuable relationships that will expand your business horizons and enhance your operations.
Insightful Workshops: Attend expert-led workshops covering critical topics such as biosecurity, nutrition, and sustainable practices. Gain knowledge that empowers you to make informed decisions and drive efficiency in your operations.
Showcasing Success: Learn from successful poultry producers and industry experts about best practices and strategies that lead to excellence in poultry farming.
Who Should Attend?
Ethio Poultry Expo 2024 is tailored for:
Farmers: Whether youโre a smallholder or a large-scale producer, find solutions that suit your needs.
Suppliers and Distributors: Showcase your products to a targeted audience ready to explore new partnerships.
Investors: Discover the lucrative opportunities the poultry industry offers in Ethiopia.
Government Officials: Engage in discussions to promote policies supporting the sector's growth.
How to Get Involved
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The highly anticipated Ethio Poultry Expo 2023 is just one day away! The excitement is building as we approach the event that will revolutionize the poultry industry. From October 26 to 28, 2023, the Millennium Hall in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, will be transformed into a hub of innovation, networking, and invaluable industry insights.
Why Attend Ethio Poultry Expo 2023?
If you're involved in the poultry industry or have an interest in venturing into this dynamic sector, this event is an absolute must-attend. Ethio Poultry Expo 2023 brings together professionals from all facets of the poultry industry, including farmers, suppliers, experts, and industry leaders. Here's a glimpse of what awaits you:
Stay Updated: Discover the latest products, technologies, and trends that are shaping the future of the poultry industry. With over 100 exhibitors from around the world, you'll have exclusive access to cutting-edge advancements in poultry feed, genetics, health, equipment, processing, packaging, and much more.
Learn from Experts: Engage in educational seminars and workshops conducted by industry experts. Gain valuable insights into emerging practices, sustainable approaches, disease management, market dynamics, and other crucial topics that will empower you in your poultry business. The final day of Ethio Poultry Expo 2023 presents a last chance to absorb this wealth of knowledge.
Expand Your Network: Connect with a diverse range of poultry industry professionals from East Africa and beyond. Forge new connections, exchange ideas, and explore collaborations that can drive your business forward. The networking opportunities at Ethio Poultry Expo 2023 are unparalleled, and the final day is your ultimate opportunity to maximize this potential.
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Register Now and Be a Part of Ethio Poultry Expo 2023!
Time is running out, but there's still an opportunity for you to secure your spot at Ethio Poultry Expo 2023. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to learn, network, and grow your poultry business. Register now as a visitor using the following link: Visitor Registration Link. Join us at the Millennium Hall in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from October 26 to 28, 2023, and be part of the poultry industry's most exciting event.
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The countdown is on! Only one day remains until Ethio Poultry Expo 2023. Get ready to soar to new heights in the poultry industry. See you at the Millennium Hall in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia!
