The decision to reduce egg prices carries certain risks for profit margins, according to a statement by member companies of the Poultry Development Association. The announcement follows their earlier decision to lower egg prices by 5%, in line with the Prime Minister’s initiative aimed at reducing food costs.
The companies - Koda, Kumis, Dila, and Savaneti - noted that minor price fluctuations could occur throughout the year, as prices are directly affected by global raw material costs. They emphasized that, through joint efforts, these risks can be managed and balanced.
The Association’s members expressed hope that the government’s active engagement with the retail sector to reduce markups will positively influence the final prices and affordability of eggs.
They also stated their readiness to support the formation of stable and fair market prices and to contribute to improving the social well-being of the Georgian population.
