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PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY

CHICKEN Industry

Performance Report

Table of Contents i

Technical Notes ii

Highlights iii

Inventory 1

Top Producing Regions 2

Imports of Day-Old Chick (DOC) 3

Volume of Production 4

Chicken Production by Region 5

Chicken Egg Production by Region 6

Imports of Chicken Meat 7

Value of Production 8

Broiler Meat and Chicken Egg Prices 9-12

Chicken Inventory by Region 13-16

Chicken Dressed in Poultry Dressing Plants by Region 17-18

Thematic Map of Chicken and Chicken Egg 19-21

Tables

1 Chicken Inventory by Classification, Philippines, as of January 1, 2014-2016P 1

2 Volume of Day-Old Chick (DOC) Breeder Imports by Quarter, Philippines, 2013-2016 3

3 Volume of Production by Quarter, Philippines , January- December, 2013-2015 4

4 Volume of Chicken Production by Quarter and Annual, by Region, Philippines, 2014-2015 5

5 Table Egg Production by Bird Type, by Region, Philippines, January-December, 2014-2015 6

6 Volume and Value of Chicken Meat Imports, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2015 7

7 Value of Production at Current Prices, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2015 8

8 Monthly Average Prices of Broiler Meat by Trade Level, Philippines and Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015

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9 Monthly Average Prices of Chicken Egg by Trade Level, Philippines and Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015

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10 Chicken Inventory by Classification, by Region, by Quarter, Philippines, 2014- 2016P 13-16

11 Number of Chicken Dressed in Poultry Dressing Plants by Quarter, by Region, Philippines, 2015 17


Figures

1 Chicken Inventory by Classification, Philippines as of January 1, 2013-2015P iii

2 Growth Rates in Volume of Production, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2014 iii

3 Growth Rates in Value of Production at Current Prices, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2014 Iii

4 Distribution of Broiler Inventory by Region, Philippines, as of January 1, 2015P 2

5 Distribution of Layer Inventory by Region, Philippines, as of January 1, 2015P 2

6 Distribution of Native/Improved Chicken Inventory by Region, Philippines, as of January 1, 2015P 2

7 Broiler: Monthly Farmgate Prices , Philippines, January- December, 2013-2015 10

8 Broiler: Monthly Wholesale Prices , Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015 10

9 Fully Dressed Broiler: Monthly Retail Prices, Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015 10

10 Chicken Egg: Monthly Farmgate Prices, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2015 12

11 Chicken Egg: Monthly Wholesale Prices, Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015 12

12 Chicken Egg: Monthly Retail Prices, Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015 12

13 Thematic Map of Chicken Inventory, as of January 1, 2015 19

14 Thematic Map of Chicken Production, as of January-December 2015 20

15 Thematic Map of Chicken Egg Production, as of January-December 2015 21

CHICKEN INDUSTRY PERFORMANCE REPORT

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Figure 15. Thematic Map of Chicken Egg Production, 2015

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Figure 14. Thematic Map of Chicken Production, 2015

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TECHNICAL NOTES

The Chicken Industry Performance Report presents the industry situation in terms of inventory by type of chicken and age classification; volume of production; number of birds dressed in Poultry Dressing Plants (PDPs); DOC (live) and chicken meat imports; and monthly average farmgate, wholesale and retail prices. This report is released every May covering January to December of previous year as reference period. The data for this report is collected by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) through two (2) major surveys, namely:

1. The Backyard Livestock and Poultry Survey (BLPS) which covers one (1) of the four (4) replicate samples of the Palay and Corn Production Survey (PCPS). It consists of 15,286 sample households in 1,063 sample barangays nationwide; and,

2. The Commercial Livestock and Poultry Survey (CLPS) covering

about 504 sample layer farms and 819 broiler commercial farms and contract growers as of January 2015. Commercial poultry farms are those farms with a population of at least 1,000 broilers; 500 layers; or a combination of 100 broilers and 100 layers.

Both backyard and commercial surveys are simultaneously conducted every quarter in all provinces.

Another survey that supplements the data requirements of the sector is

the Survey of Slaughterhouses and Poultry Dressing Plant (SSHPDP)*. This

covers around 1,387** Accredited (AAA, AA) and Locally Registered Meat

Establishments (LRMEs) nationwide and is undertaken in coordination with the

National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS).

*Formerly known as Survey of Abattoirs and Dressing Plants (SADP) ** Source: NMIS

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HIGHLIGHTS

As of January 1, 2016, total chicken population was 178.77 million birds or 1.30 percent higher than last year’s total stocks of 176.47 million birds. The inventory of layer and native/improved chicken went up by 3.04 percent and 2.87 percent, respectively. However broiler chicken inventory declined by 1.36 percent. (Table 1)

Total chicken production in 2015 went up by 5.67 percent compared with last year’s volume. Similarly, chicken egg production for 2015 increased by 6.95 percent from the 2014 level. (Table 3)

Along with the slight increase in chicken production, the gross value at current prices for 2015 also went up by 1.29 percent or P144.79 billion compared with its value last year. The value of chicken egg production at current prices in 2015 increased by 6.24 percent at P42.65 billion. (Table 7)

Source: Philippine Performance of Agriculture Report, January-December 2015

Figure 13. Thematic Map of Chicken Inventory, as of January 1, 2015

INVENTORY

Table 1. Chicken Inventory by Classification, Philippines, as of January 1, 2014-2016P

(in Million Birds)

CHICKEN DRESSED IN POULTRY DRESSING

PLANTS BY REGION

Table 12. Number of Chicken Dressed in Poultry Dressing Plants, by Quarter, by Region, Philippines, 2015 (in Birds)

Q1 Q2 SEM 1 Q3 Q4 SEM 2 Annual

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

PHILIPPINES 120,467,352 118,846,082 239,313,433 131,964,927 136,346,762 268,311,689 507,625,122

LUZON 71,578,512 67,885,091 139,463,603 80,068,963 81,307,368 161,376,331 300,839,934

CAR 10,662 10,980 21,642 15,862 13,194 29,056 50,698

Ilocos Region 6,195,268 6,176,286 12,371,554 6,582,703 7,064,435 13,647,138 26,018,692

Cagayan Valley 4,977,413 4,847,923 9,825,336 5,427,494 5,979,809 11,407,303 21,232,639

Central Luzon 34,477,779 32,953,064 67,430,843 39,169,958 39,848,673 79,018,631 146,449,474

CALABARZON 18,639,332 16,526,906 35,166,238 20,899,982 20,454,082 41,354,064 76,520,302

MIMAROPA 299,083 250,737 549,820 217,909 320,501 538,410 1,088,230

Bicol Region 6,978,975 7,119,195 14,098,170 7,755,055 7,626,674 15,381,729 29,479,899

VISAYAS 20,808,564 20,879,201 41,687,764 22,283,580 23,360,411 45,643,991 87,331,755

Western Visayas 7,628,851 7,575,655 15,204,506 7,555,937 8,328,059 15,883,996 31,088,502

Central Visayas 10,718,363 11,016,497 21,734,860 11,640,256 11,788,369 23,428,625 45,163,485

Eastern Visayas 2,461,350 2,287,049 4,748,399 3,087,387 3,243,983 6,331,370 11,079,769

MINDANAO 28,080,276 30,081,790 58,162,066 29,612,384 31,678,983 61,291,367 119,453,433

Zamboanga Peninsula 2,665,260 2,753,478 5,418,738 2,402,674 2,898,299 5,300,973 10,719,711

Northern Mindanao 11,569,368 11,804,360 23,373,728 11,987,591 12,777,204 24,764,795 48,138,523

Davao Region 7,482,712 8,478,643 15,961,355 8,513,193 8,570,870 17,084,063 33,045,418

SOCCSKSARGEN 5,060,262 5,757,144 10,817,406 5,535,308 6,166,240 11,701,548 22,518,954

Caraga 1,239,590 1,223,165 2,462,755 1,165,818 1,258,070 2,423,888 4,886,643

ARMM 63,084 65,000 128,084 7,800 8,300 16,100 144,184

2015REGION2014 2015 2016P 15/14 16/15

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

CHICKEN 167.67 176.47 178.77 5.25 1.30

Broiler* 61.58 66.62 65.71 8.18 (1.36)

Layer* 30.01 31.25 32.20 4.16 3.04

Laying Flock 24.20 25.52 26.21 5.44 2.70

Growing Flock 4.20 4.38 4.71 4.08 7.54

Day-Old Layer 1.60 1.36 1.29 (15.11) (5.22)

Native/Improved1/ 76.08 78.60 80.85 3.31 2.87

BIRD TYPEYEAR Percent Change


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Total chicken inventory as of January 1, 2016 was 178.77 million birds or 1.30 percent increase over last year. Inventory of layer and native chicken posted an increase in headcount while broiler recorded a decrease in inventory. Broiler chicken inventory stood at 65.71 million birds or

1.36 percent lower than the 2015 level. Layer chicken inventory, as of January 1, 2016 was 32.20 million

birds or an increase of 3.04 percent compared to last year‘s inventory. The indicator for chicken egg production for first quarter 2016

is positive since the laying flock inventory as of January 1, 2016 was at 26.21 million birds or an increase of 2.70 percent compared to the same period in 2015.

Native/Improved chicken stocks at 80.85 million birds also increased by 2.87 percent against the 2015 level.

P-Preliminary *Foreign Strain resulting from importation of GP and PS DOC breeders

TOP PRODUCING REGIONS


(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

PHILIPPINES 112,844,625 111,125,211 223,969,836 119,863,283 129,001,527 248,864,810 472,834,646

LUZON 66,346,717 63,585,478 129,932,195 71,419,495 78,011,800 149,431,295 279,363,490

CAR 9,574 8,872 18,446 8,852 13,368 22,220 40,666

Ilocos Region 6,962,502 6,681,691 13,644,193 6,744,599 6,952,539 13,697,138 27,341,331

Cagayan Valley 5,696,905 5,658,615 11,355,520 6,116,201 5,552,536 11,668,737 23,024,257

Central Luzon 27,804,291 26,550,769 54,355,060 34,756,018 37,283,709 72,039,727 126,394,787

CALABARZON 18,591,218 17,763,306 36,354,524 17,277,481 21,833,445 39,110,926 75,465,450

MIMAROPA 390,525 392,240 782,765 243,944 372,020 615,964 1,398,729

Bicol Region 6,891,702 6,529,985 13,421,687 6,272,400 6,004,183 12,276,583 25,698,270

VISAYAS 17,616,561 18,496,922 36,113,483 19,964,053 20,843,222 40,807,275 76,920,758

Western Visayas 6,110,711 6,432,681 12,543,392 6,896,218 7,197,809 14,094,027 26,637,419

Central Visayas 9,988,639 10,362,052 20,350,691 11,309,189 11,403,099 22,712,288 43,062,979

Eastern Visayas 1,517,211 1,702,189 3,219,400 1,758,646 2,242,314 4,000,960 7,220,360

MINDANAO 28,881,347 29,042,811 57,924,158 28,479,735 30,146,505 58,626,240 116,550,398



Davao Region 8,020,075 8,057,970 16,078,045 7,301,812 7,823,233 15,125,045 31,203,090

SOCCSKSARGEN 5,867,121 5,934,253 11,801,374 5,354,954 6,086,111 11,441,065 23,242,439

Caraga 1,287,972 1,384,556 2,672,528 1,315,748 1,342,414 2,658,162 5,330,690

ARMM 63,775 62,500 126,275 7,630 - 7,630 133,905

REGION2014


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Broiler population as of January 1, 2016 was around 66 million birds. Region III (Central Luzon) had the highest broiler inventory with a total share of 29.13 percent in the country’s total broiler inventory. Region IV-A (CALABARZON) shared 17.36 percent and Region X (Northern Mindanao), at 11.79 percent. These three (3) regions contributed 58.28 percent to the country’s total broiler inventory. (Table 10)

Inventory of layer as of January 1, 2016, was 32.20 million birds. The top three (3) producing regions in terms of layer inventory were Region IV-A (CALABARZON) with 39.32 percent share, Region III (Central Luzon) with 22.81 percent share and Region X (Northern Mindanao) with 10.67 percent share. The inventory of the top three regions comprised 72.79 percent of the country’s total layer headcount. The total native/improved chicken inventory as of January 1, 2016 was 80.85 million birds. The region with highest inventory for native/improved chicken was Region III (Central Luzon) with 10.27 percent share to the total native chicken inventory. It was followed by Region X (Northern Mindanao) with 9.62 percent and Region 6 (Western Visayas) with 9.48 percent share to total native inventory. These 3 regions accounted for 29.36 percent of the country’s native chicken inventory.

CHICKEN DRESSED IN POULTRY DRESSING PLANTS

BY REGION

Table 11. Number of Chicken Dressed in Poultry Dressing Plants, by Quarter, by Region, Philippines, 2014

(in Birds)

IMPORTS OF DAY-OLD CHICK (DOC)

Table 2. Volume of Day-Old Chick (DOC) Breeder Imports

by Quarter, Philippines, 2013-2015

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

BROILER 485,713 1,271,400 2,180,984 161.76 71.54

GPS 413,137 365,932 503,832 (11.43) 37.68

Q1 127,595 62,447 112,486 (51.06) 80.13

Q2 71,020 118,099 99,402 66.29 (15.83)

Q3 100,154 109,045 185,352 8.88 69.98

Q4 114,368 76,341 106,592 (33.25) 39.63

PS 72,576 905,468 1,677,152 1,147.61 85.22

Q1 - 163,879 647,528 - 295.13

Q2 - 20,050 184,104 - 818.22

Q3 62,410 203,632 376,357 226.28 84.82

Q4 10,166 517,907 469,163 4,994.50 (9.41)

PS_HE 368,880 - 2,762,557 - -

Q1 21,840 - 800,640 - -

Q2 262,080 - 463,597 - -

Q3 84,960 - 498,240 - -

Q4 - - 1,000,080 - -

LAYER

PS 385,536 370,808 956,949 (3.82) 158.07

Q1 73,329 75,531 34,890 3.00 (53.81)

Q2 136,444 103,430 156,136 (24.20) 50.96

Q3 89,771 99,265 664,600 10.58 569.52

Q4 85,992 92,582 101,323 7.66 9.44

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Source: BAI-National Veterinary Quarantine Service GPS- Grandparent Stock PS- Parent Stock PS_HE- Parent Stock Hatching Egg

A total of 2,180,984 Day- Old Chick (DOC) broiler breeders were imported in 2015. This was 71.54 percent higher than 2014 import arrivals. The volume of DOC Grand Parent Stocks (GPS)-Broiler was up by 37.68 percent from last year’s level. Likewise, DOC Parent Stock (PS)-Broiler importation increased by 85.22 percent from the 2014 importation.

In 2015, DOC Parent Stock Hatching Egg was recorded at 2,762,557 birds. Compared with 2014 there was no recorded importation of DOC Parent Stock Hatching Egg.

A total of 358,809 DOC Parent Stock-Layer (PS-Layer) were imported in 2015. This was 3.24 percent lower than the 2014 arrivals of 370,808 day-old chicks.

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Table 3. Volume of Production by Quarter, Philippines, 2013-2015

(M.T. Liveweight)

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CHICKEN 1,555,070 1,571,762 1,660,813 1.07 5.67

Jan - Mar 383,717 393,412 414,179 2.53 5.28

Apr - Jun 376,536 383,893 404,934 1.95 5.48

Jan-Jun 760,253 777,305 819,113 2.24 5.38

Jul-Sept 372,691 361,782 393,523 (2.93) 8.77

Oct-Dec 422,126 432,675 448,177 2.50 3.58

Jul Dec 794,817 794,457 841,700 (0.05) 5.95

CHICKEN EGGS 427,686 415,652 444,550 (2.81) 6.95

Jan - Mar 107,744 105,201 111,824 (2.36) 6.30

Apr - Jun 110,838 104,243 107,848 (5.95) 3.46

Jan-Jun 218,582 209,444 219,672 (4.18) 4.88

Jul-Sept 106,029 97,933 107,631 (7.64) 9.90

Oct-Dec 103,075 108,275 117,247 5.04 8.29

Jul Dec 209,104 206,208 224,878 (1.38) 9.05

2013 2014 2015Percent Change

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4

CHICKEN INDUSTRY PERFORMANCE REPORT CHICKEN INDUSTRY PERFORMANCE REPORT

4

Volume of Chicken Production

The total volume of chicken production increased from 1,571,762 metric tons in 2014 to 1,660,813 metric tons in 2015. This brought a 5.67 percent growth in production compared to its 2014 level.

Volume of Chicken Egg Production

Chicken egg production in 2015 went up by 6.95 percent compared to its level in 2014. All quarters of 2015 posted an increase in production compared to last year where only the last quarter of the year registered

a growth.

P-

Pre

limin

ary

1/ In

clud

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Neg

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Occ

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2013

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15

CHICKEN PRODUCTION BY REGION

Table 4. Volume of Chicken Production, by Quarter and Annual, by Region, Philippines, 2014-2015

(in Metric Tons, Liveweight)

CH

IC

KE

N I

NV

EN

TO

RY

BY

RE

GIO

N

Table

10.

Ch

icken

Inven

tory

by C

lass

ific

ati

on

, by R

egio

n,

by Q

uart

er,

Ph

ilip

pin

es,

2013

-2016P

Q1 Q2 SEM1 Q3 Q4 SEM2 Annual Q1 Q2 SEM1 Q3 Q4 SEM2 Annual

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

PHILIPPINES 393,412 383,893 777,305 361,782 432,675 794,457 1,571,762 414,179 404,934 819,113 393,523 448,177 841,700 1,660,813

LUZON 266,905 262,044 528,949 243,794 290,048 533,841 1,062,790 284,470 277,224 561,694 267,037 303,018 570,055 1,131,749

CAR 1,649 1,552 3,201 1,894 2,086 3,980 7,181 1,755 1,820 3,575 1,967 2,195 4,162 7,736

Ilocos Region 20,341 22,364 42,705 18,993 20,764 39,757 82,462 21,311 21,579 42,890 18,989 20,950 39,939 82,829

Cagayan Valley 14,033 13,911 27,945 14,432 15,320 29,752 57,696 14,830 14,273 29,103 14,777 15,439 30,216 59,319

Central Luzon 149,523 142,178 291,700 128,115 150,310 278,425 570,126 160,405 151,870 312,274 140,917 156,317 297,234 609,509

CALABARZON 69,811 68,610 138,422 70,543 89,578 160,120 298,542 74,447 73,910 148,358 78,926 94,387 173,313 321,670

MIMAROPA 2,782 1,992 4,774 2,631 2,935 5,565 10,340 2,716 2,050 4,766 2,809 3,068 5,877 10,643

Bicol Region 8,765 11,437 20,202 7,187 9,055 16,242 36,444 9,006 11,721 20,728 8,653 10,661 19,314 40,042

VISAYAS 52,926 47,753 100,679 50,669 55,624 106,293 206,972 53,834 50,632 104,466 55,104 56,305 111,408 215,874

Western Visayas 21,441 19,532 40,973 20,477 22,886 43,363 84,336 22,989 20,707 43,695 22,335 23,880 46,215 89,910

Central Visayas 24,243 21,711 45,954 21,330 24,930 46,260 92,214 25,140 23,749 48,889 23,592 25,135 48,727 97,616

Eastern Visayas 7,243 6,509 13,752 8,862 7,808 16,669 30,422 5,705 6,176 11,881 9,176 7,290 16,466 28,347

MINDANAO 73,581 74,096 147,677 67,319 87,004 154,323 302,000 75,875 77,079 152,953 71,382 88,855 160,237 313,190

Zamboanga Peninsula 6,500 7,176 13,676 5,765 7,051 12,817 26,492 6,956 7,570 14,526 5,850 7,450 13,300 27,826

Northern Mindanao 34,340 33,355 67,695 30,420 42,407 72,828 140,522 35,532 34,226 69,758 32,159 44,111 76,270 146,029

Davao Region 16,442 16,486 32,928 15,450 20,046 35,496 68,424 17,512 18,689 36,201 17,466 19,915 37,381 73,582

SOCCSKSARGEN 11,853 12,530 24,383 11,117 12,470 23,587 47,970 11,125 11,913 23,038 11,551 12,553 24,104 47,142

Caraga 3,278 3,534 6,813 3,180 3,171 6,352 13,164 3,636 3,537 7,173 3,008 3,073 6,080 13,253

ARMM 1,167 1,016 2,183 1,386 1,858 3,244 5,427 1,114 1,144 2,257 1,348 1,753 3,101 5,359

2015

REGION

2014

2016

Jan

1A

pr 1

Jul 1

O

ct 1

Jan

1A

pr 1

Jul 1

PO

ct 1

Jan

1 P

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

Cent

ral L

uzon

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

6,79

5,84

4

7,01

6,51

1

7,30

0,98

7

6,72

1,74

8

7,69

6,54

9

7,73

6,50

1

7,14

3,18

3

7,90

7,87

4

8,30

0,15

6

Laye

rs7,

555,

617

7,

538,

173

6,

721,

603

7,

370,

187

8,

252,

220

6,

544,

970

6,

748,

959

7,

102,

991

7,

344,

631

Broi

lers

18,6

30,4

55

19

,868

,070

20,2

92,4

41

20

,397

,690

18,7

34,1

89

19

,956

,886

19,8

05,9

34

19

,835

,541

19,1

43,4

21

Tota

l32

,981

,916

34,4

22,7

54

34

,315

,031

34,4

89,6

25

34

,682

,958

34,2

38,3

57

33

,698

,076

34,8

46,4

06

34

,788

,208

CALA

BARZ

ON

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

2,67

1,59

2

2,56

5,26

8

2,93

1,16

9

2,96

8,48

3

2,89

3,88

9

2,94

0,74

1

3,55

3,62

8

3,55

9,82

3

3,03

9,74

6

Laye

rs11

,639

,858

11,3

95,8

93

11

,422

,149

11,0

23,1

17

11

,373

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11,5

22,7

20

11

,444

,337

12,0

19,0

31

12

,660

,997

Broi

lers

13,6

38,7

90

11

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,841

11,3

27,3

54

11

,636

,586

12,9

84,1

04

11

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11,8

17,3

82

12

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11,4

04,9

49

Tota

l27

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,240

25,3

68,0

02

25

,680

,672

25,6

28,1

86

27

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26,0

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MIM

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PA

Nat

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oved

3,51

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1

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3,83

9

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9,17

0

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5,19

9

3,74

4,38

9

3,79

5,31

1

4,13

9,19

3

3,98

8,27

1

3,78

2,15

7

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rs55

,561

62

,395

99

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82

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99

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10

2,20

7

12

0,16

6

13

1,48

1

13

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7

Broi

lers

156,

201

149,

040

197,

104

148,

810

235,

788

146,

896

156,

893

161,

216

212,

236

Tota

l3,

724,

313

3,

765,

274

4,

265,

768

4,

176,

835

4,

079,

667

4,

044,

414

4,

416,

252

4,

280,

968

4,

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l Reg

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Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

4,17

5,08

1

4,12

1,26

8

4,29

7,20

6

4,42

6,70

9

4,29

9,52

8

4,27

4,55

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4,41

0,06

8

4,77

9,70

0

4,78

9,87

0

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rs91

6,07

6

90

0,09

7

90

3,50

5

88

2,44

2

86

1,77

6

72

7,26

8

71

9,96

1

68

7,56

5

66

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4

Broi

lers

3,19

1,30

0

3,42

3,72

0

4,14

1,52

3

3,41

6,85

8

3,04

0,30

8

3,67

9,53

5

4,71

2,70

1

4,54

1,57

8

4,53

2,98

2

Tota

l8,

282,

457

8,

445,

085

9,

342,

234

8,

726,

009

8,

201,

612

8,

681,

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9,

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2,14

6

2015

REG

ION

/TYP

E20

14


5


Central Luzon was the country’s top chicken producer with 36.70 percent share in the total chicken production. The second major producer was CALABARZON with 19.37 percent share. It was followed by Northern

Mindanao which contributed 8.79 percent to the total chicken production.

P- P

relim

ina

ry

14

CHICKEN EGG PRODUCTION BY REGION

Table 5. Volume of Chicken Egg Production by Bird Type, by Region, Philippines, 2014-2015

(in Metric Tons)

CH

IC

KE

N I

NV

EN

TO

RY

BY

RE

GIO

N

Table

10.

Ch

icken

Inven

tory

by C

lass

ific

ati

on

, by R

egio

n,

by Q

uart

er,

Ph

ilip

pin

es,

2013

-2016P

2014 2015 % Change 2014 2015 % Change 2014 2015 % Change

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Philippines 333,354 361,451 8.43 82,298 83,099 0.97 415,652 444,550 6.95

Luzon 226,872 241,501 6.45 31,586 32,675 3.45 258,457 274,177 6.08

CAR 1,374 1,770 28.83 1,917 1,836 (4.22) 3,291 3,606 9.58

Ilocos Region 6,300 8,110 28.73 6,486 5,977 (7.84) 12,786 14,087 10.18

Cagayan Valley 6,872 6,980 1.57 4,950 4,972 0.44 11,822 11,952 1.10

Central Luzon 80,605 82,391 2.22 7,698 8,734 13.46 88,303 91,126 3.20

CALABARZON 118,065 130,900 10.87 2,576 3,062 18.85 120,641 133,962 11.04

MIMAROPA 839 1,473 75.47 3,898 4,135 6.10 4,737 5,608 18.40

Bicol Region 12,816 9,877 (22.93) 4,061 3,958 (2.53) 16,877 13,836 (18.02)

Visayas 44,115 54,381 23.27 22,701 21,820 (3.88) 66,817 76,201 14.04

Western Visayas 17,607 18,844 7.02 13,580 13,331 (1.83) 31,187 32,175 3.17

Central Visayas 25,881 34,466 33.17 7,533 7,183 (4.64) 33,413 41,648 24.65

Eastern Visayas 627 1,071 70.75 1,589 1,306 (17.81) 2,217 2,377 7.25

Mindanao 62,367 65,569 5.14 28,011 28,603 2.11 90,378 94,173 4.20

Zamboanga Peninsula 3,813 5,129 34.51 5,162 5,401 4.62 8,976 10,530 17.32

Northern Mindanao 34,154 35,244 3.19 6,650 6,596 (0.81) 40,804 41,840 2.54

Davao Region 16,462 16,630 1.02 7,601 8,188 7.73 24,063 24,818 3.14

SOCCSKSARGEN 5,435 5,121 (5.77) 3,571 3,348 (6.23) 9,006 8,469 (5.96)

CARAGA 2,471 3,424 38.56 1,581 1,391 (12.02) 4,052 4,815 18.83

ARMM 32 21 (33.41) 3,446 3,678 6.74 3,478 3,699 6.38

RegionCommercial (Foreign Strain) Native/Improved Total Egg Production

2016

Jan

1A

pr 1

Jul 1

O

ct 1

Jan

1A

pr 1

Jul 1

PO

ct 1

Jan

1 P

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

Phili

ppin

es

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

76,0

82,1

17

76

,934

,300

78,4

78,7

38

78

,464

,607

78,5

98,4

99

79

,505

,730

79,6

49,5

55

80

,696

,753

80,8

52,5

06

Laye

rs30

,006

,758

30,2

79,4

68

29

,267

,344

30,0

26,7

08

31

,253

,663

30,0

75,7

00

29

,916

,663

31,2

78,3

32

32

,202

,328

Broi

lers

61,5

82,1

78

63

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,832

64,6

97,0

19

65

,039

,380

66,6

16,9

37

65

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66,2

91,7

59

67

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,093

65,7

13,0

51

Tota

l16

7,67

1,05

3

170,

288,

600

17

2,44

3,10

1

173,

530,

695

17

6,46

9,09

9

175,

502,

999

17

5,85

7,97

7

179,

433,

178

17

8,76

7,88

5

CAR Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

1,43

6,99

9

1,34

5,16

3

1,41

2,12

0

1,40

8,26

0

1,41

6,35

6

1,41

0,44

9

1,42

0,43

5

1,42

4,41

1

1,42

2,21

8

Laye

rs80

,021

78

,659

11

1,74

5

12

9,47

6

13

8,19

6

14

1,19

3

14

0,00

9

13

8,17

1

13

7,73

4

Broi

lers

1,00

8

26

,754

27

,630

3,

015

28,4

94

27,2

41

4,96

5

24

2,09

1

4,

300

Tota

l1,

518,

028

1,

450,

576

1,

551,

495

1,

540,

751

1,

583,

046

1,

578,

883

1,

565,

409

1,

804,

673

1,

564,

252

Iloco

s Re

gion

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

5,78

8,34

3

5,78

3,03

1

5,92

6,74

0

5,73

5,85

0

5,89

9,55

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The 2015 chicken egg production went up by 6.95 percent compared to its level on the same period in 2014 with large percent contribution from the commercial layers of 81.31 percent and a positive growth of 8.43 percent in the commercial egg production. There is no significant change in the native egg production for the period covered.

There were reports of expansion of commercial farms which were noted in Ilocos, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA and Central Visayas which boosted growth in 2015.

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IMPORTS OF CHICKEN MEAT

Table 6. Volume and Value of Chicken Meat Imports, Philippines, by Quarter 2013-2015

(in kilograms)

CHICKEN EGG PRICES

The retail price of egg in Metro Manila averaged at P5.22 per piece in 2015. A 4.99 percent increase from last year’s price.

Chicken egg retail price was highest in January at P5.44 per piece. Lowest retail price of egg was noted in the month of June at P5.13 per piece.

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

VOLUME (kgs.) 95,624,056 166,605,343 161,041,041 74.23 (3.34)

Jan - Mar 21,242,736 30,093,492 44,217,927 41.66 46.94

Apr - Jun 22,383,452 35,512,604 36,929,881 58.66 3.99

Jul-Sept 24,130,906 43,796,963 39,346,896 81.50 (10.16)

Oct-Dec 27,866,962 57,202,284 40,546,337 105.27 (29.12)

VALUE (C.I.F.) 96,062,926 167,930,412 170,812,079 74.81 1.72

Jan - Mar 20,921,494 29,144,653 45,084,247 39.30 54.69

Apr - Jun 23,419,454 35,466,965 40,339,212 51.44 13.74

Jul - Sept 24,092,226 43,523,381 51,753,726 80.65 18.91

Oct - Dec 27,629,752 59,795,413 33,634,894 116.42 (43.75)

2014Percent Change

2015ITEM 2013


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Source: Trade Statistics Division, PSA

The total volume of chicken meat imports in 2015 was recorded at 161,041,041 kilograms. This corresponded to a decline of 3.34 percent compared with last year’s importation at 166,605,343 kilograms. The last two quarters of the year showed a decline in chicken meat importation.

Chicken meat imports was valued at US$ 170,812,079 which was 1.72 percent higher compared with 2014 C.I.F. value of US$ 167,930,412.

Source: PSA-Price Statistics Division

Source: PSA—Price Statistics Division

The annual average farmgate price of chicken eggs in 2015 was P4.31 per piece which was higher by 0.47 percent from its price in 2014. Farmgate price was high on February at P4.56 per piece while it was low in April at P4.14 per

piece. (Table 9)

Annual average wholesale price of chicken eggs in 2015 in Metro Manila was P3.87 per piece. It decreased by 9.15 percent compared to its price in 2014.

The highest wholesale price was noted in December at P4.32 per piece while the lowest wholesale price was recorded in

May at P3.20 per piece.


VALUE OF PRODUCTION

Table 7. Value of Production of Chicken and Chicken Egg at

Current Prices, Philippines, 2013-2015 (in Million Pesos)

(in Million Pesos)

CHICKEN EGG PRICES

Table 9. Monthly Average Prices of Chicken Egg, by Trade Level, Philippines and Metro Manila, January-December 2013-2015

2013 2014 2015 14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

CHICKEN 131,668.62 142,951.12 144,789.42 8.57 1.29

CHICKEN EGG 38,628.96 40,147.63 42,654.57 3.93 6.24

POULTRY TYPEYEAR Percent Change

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Ave. 4.04 4.29 4.31 6.17 0.47

January 4.07 3.95 4.53 (2.95) 14.68

February 4.06 4.01 4.56 (1.23) 13.72

March 4.03 3.92 4.27 (2.73) 8.93

April 4.01 4.14 4.14 3.24 -

May 3.99 4.18 4.19 4.76 0.24

June 4.00 4.25 4.26 6.25 0.24

July 4.03 4.35 4.31 7.94 (0.92)

August 4.04 4.63 4.27 14.60 (7.78)

September 3.90 4.51 4.35 15.64 (3.55)

October 4.05 4.44 4.21 9.63 (5.18)

November 4.10 4.54 4.27 10.73 (5.95)

December 4.21 4.56 4.36 8.31 (4.39)

Source: PSA-Price Statistics Div ision

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Ave. 3.63 4.25 3.87 17.09 (9.15)

January 3.82 3.68 3.80 (3.66) 3.26

February 3.78 3.97 4.00 5.03 0.76

March 3.80 4.00 3.94 5.26 (1.50)

April 3.15 3.98 3.70 26.35 (7.04)

May 2.84 3.86 3.20 35.92 (17.10)

June 3.55 4.18 3.24 17.75 (22.49)

July 3.74 4.60 3.34 22.99 (27.39)

August 3.68 4.93 4.23 33.97 (14.20)

September 3.77 4.80 4.21 27.32 (12.29)

October 3.69 4.72 4.20 27.91 (11.02)

November 3.77 4.14 4.20 9.81 1.45

December 4.01 4.19 4.32 4.49 3.10


14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Ave. 4.52 4.97 5.22 10.15 4.99

January 4.50 4.51 5.44 0.22 20.62

February 4.53 4.54 5.32 0.22 17.18

March 4.62 4.51 5.18 (2.38) 14.86

April 4.52 4.50 5.16 (0.44) 14.67

May 4.46 4.57 5.15 2.47 12.69

June 4.55 4.60 5.13 1.10 11.52

July 4.54 4.91 5.15 8.15 4.89

August 4.48 5.69 5.22 27.01 (8.26)

September 4.54 5.58 5.19 22.91 (6.99)

October 4.49 5.50 5.24 22.49 (4.73)

November 4.49 5.42 5.22 20.71 (3.69)

December 4.46 5.35 5.26 19.96 (1.68)


Month2013 2014

Percent Change

Farmgate Price (Commercial) ₱/piece, PHILIPPINES

2015P

2014 2015P

Wholesale Price (₱/piece), METRO MANILA

Percent Change

Percent Change

Retail Price (₱/piece), METRO MANILA

Month2013 2014 2015P

Month2013

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8

Source: Performance of Philippine Agriculture, January-December 2015

Chicken grossed P144, 789.42 million at 2015 current prices. This posted a 1.29 percent growth compared from previous year’s value of chicken at P142, 951.12.

The producer’s price of chicken egg increased in 2015 resulting to an increase in value of production amounting to P42, 654.57 million pesos, equivalent to 6.24 percent

growth rate.

BROILER MEAT PRICES

Table 8. Monthly Average Prices of Broiler Meat by Trade Level, Philippines and Metro Manila, January-December 2013-2015

BROILER MEAT PRICES

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Average 77.05 84.89 79.59 10.17 (6.25)

January 81.22 80.18 79.46 (1.28) (0.90)

February 76.33 79.58 77.48 4.26 (2.64)

March 74.91 80.59 69.96 7.58 (13.19)

April 76.50 82.79 73.45 8.22 (11.28)

May 78.83 86.30 76.49 9.48 (11.37)

June 79.23 86.85 80.72 9.62 (7.06)

July 75.46 91.68 78.02 21.49 (14.90)

August 75.04 89.74 85.14 19.59 (5.13)

September 73.96 88.56 83.40 19.74 (5.83)

October 75.15 85.73 84.37 14.08 (1.59)

November 78.21 82.54 81.23 5.54 (1.59)

December 79.76 84.12 85.31 5.47 1.41


14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Average 81.43 95.14 92.22 16.83 (3.07)

January 84.52 84.56 90.00 0.05 6.43

February 82.21 95.63 90.05 16.32 (5.83)

March 73.67 90.88 72.65 23.36 (20.06)

April 78.58 94.63 115.00 20.43 21.53

May 86.87 95.20 90.84 9.59 (4.58)

June 85.79 105.48 94.20 22.95 (10.69)

July 87.07 94.74 99.24 8.81 4.75

August 70.54 108.81 93.90 54.25 (13.70)

September 71.25 93.81 90.28 31.66 (3.76)

October 84.67 96.00 89.29 13.38 (6.99)

November 88.81 91.88 87.28 3.46 (5.01)

December 83.19 90.00 93.89 8.19 4.32


14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Average 123.84 133.52 132.58 7.81 (0.70)

January 125.02 122.92 135.51 (1.68) 10.24

February 125.27 126.91 133.58 1.31 5.26

March 123.13 124.49 128.16 1.10 2.95

April 122.98 127.24 124.28 3.46 (2.33)

May 122.95 130.34 128.46 6.01 (1.44)

June 124.34 134.64 132.17 8.28 (1.83)

July 125.96 139.41 135.77 10.68 (2.61)

August 120.88 148.85 135.47 23.14 (8.99)

September 121.03 139.80 134.36 15.51 (3.89)

October 123.16 136.37 134.47 10.73 (1.39)

November 125.87 134.91 133.52 7.18 (1.03)

December 125.50 136.30 135.20 8.61 (0.81)


2013 2014 2015PPercent Change

Month2013 2014 2015P

Farmgate Price (Commercial) (₱/kg. lwt),

Wholesale Price (₱/kg. lwt), METRO MANILA

Retail Price (₱/kg), METRO MANILA

Percent Change

Month

Percent ChangeMonth2013 2014 2015P


9


10



The annual average farmgate price of broiler meat in 2015 was at P79.59 per kilogram. Farmgate price of broiler declined by 6.25 percent from last years’ price of P84.89 per kilogram. Highest farmgate price for the year was recorded in December at P85.31 per kilogram while the lowest was in March at P69.96 per kilogram. (Table 8) The annual average wholesale price of broiler meat in Metro Manila was at P92.22 per kilogram. It was 3.07 percent lower than 2014 average annual wholesale price of P95.14 per kilogram. The highest wholesale price in 2015 was observed during the month of April at P115.00 per kilogram while the lowest price was observed in

March at P72.65 per kilogram.

The annual average retail price for fully dressed chicken in Metro Manila was recorded at P132.58 per kilogram. It decreased by 0.70 percent compared with last year’s retail price. Correspondingly, the highest retail price for 2015 was recorded in the month of July at P135.77 per kilogram. The lowest price was reported in April at P124.28 per kilogram. Source: PSA-Price Statistics Division

BROILER MEAT PRICES

Table 8. Monthly Average Prices of Broiler Meat by Trade Level, Philippines and Metro Manila, January-December 2013-2015

BROILER MEAT PRICES

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Average 77.05 84.89 79.59 10.17 (6.25)

January 81.22 80.18 79.46 (1.28) (0.90)

February 76.33 79.58 77.48 4.26 (2.64)

March 74.91 80.59 69.96 7.58 (13.19)

April 76.50 82.79 73.45 8.22 (11.28)

May 78.83 86.30 76.49 9.48 (11.37)

June 79.23 86.85 80.72 9.62 (7.06)

July 75.46 91.68 78.02 21.49 (14.90)

August 75.04 89.74 85.14 19.59 (5.13)

September 73.96 88.56 83.40 19.74 (5.83)

October 75.15 85.73 84.37 14.08 (1.59)

November 78.21 82.54 81.23 5.54 (1.59)

December 79.76 84.12 85.31 5.47 1.41


14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Average 81.43 95.14 92.22 16.83 (3.07)

January 84.52 84.56 90.00 0.05 6.43

February 82.21 95.63 90.05 16.32 (5.83)

March 73.67 90.88 72.65 23.36 (20.06)

April 78.58 94.63 115.00 20.43 21.53

May 86.87 95.20 90.84 9.59 (4.58)

June 85.79 105.48 94.20 22.95 (10.69)

July 87.07 94.74 99.24 8.81 4.75

August 70.54 108.81 93.90 54.25 (13.70)

September 71.25 93.81 90.28 31.66 (3.76)

October 84.67 96.00 89.29 13.38 (6.99)

November 88.81 91.88 87.28 3.46 (5.01)

December 83.19 90.00 93.89 8.19 4.32


14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Average 123.84 133.52 132.58 7.81 (0.70)

January 125.02 122.92 135.51 (1.68) 10.24

February 125.27 126.91 133.58 1.31 5.26

March 123.13 124.49 128.16 1.10 2.95

April 122.98 127.24 124.28 3.46 (2.33)

May 122.95 130.34 128.46 6.01 (1.44)

June 124.34 134.64 132.17 8.28 (1.83)

July 125.96 139.41 135.77 10.68 (2.61)

August 120.88 148.85 135.47 23.14 (8.99)

September 121.03 139.80 134.36 15.51 (3.89)

October 123.16 136.37 134.47 10.73 (1.39)

November 125.87 134.91 133.52 7.18 (1.03)

December 125.50 136.30 135.20 8.61 (0.81)


2013 2014 2015PPercent Change

Month2013 2014 2015P

Farmgate Price (Commercial) (₱/kg. lwt),

Wholesale Price (₱/kg. lwt), METRO MANILA

Retail Price (₱/kg), METRO MANILA

Percent Change

Month

Percent ChangeMonth2013 2014 2015P


9


10



The annual average farmgate price of broiler meat in 2015 was at P79.59 per kilogram. Farmgate price of broiler declined by 6.25 percent from last years’ price of P84.89 per kilogram. Highest farmgate price for the year was recorded in December at P85.31 per kilogram while the lowest was in March at P69.96 per kilogram. (Table 8) The annual average wholesale price of broiler meat in Metro Manila was at P92.22 per kilogram. It was 3.07 percent lower than 2014 average annual wholesale price of P95.14 per kilogram. The highest wholesale price in 2015 was observed during the month of April at P115.00 per kilogram while the lowest price was observed in

March at P72.65 per kilogram.

The annual average retail price for fully dressed chicken in Metro Manila was recorded at P132.58 per kilogram. It decreased by 0.70 percent compared with last year’s retail price. Correspondingly, the highest retail price for 2015 was recorded in the month of July at P135.77 per kilogram. The lowest price was reported in April at P124.28 per kilogram. Source: PSA-Price Statistics Division

VALUE OF PRODUCTION

Table 7. Value of Production of Chicken and Chicken Egg at

Current Prices, Philippines, 2013-2015 (in Million Pesos)

(in Million Pesos)

CHICKEN EGG PRICES

Table 9. Monthly Average Prices of Chicken Egg, by Trade Level, Philippines and Metro Manila, January-December 2013-2015

2013 2014 2015 14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

CHICKEN 131,668.62 142,951.12 144,789.42 8.57 1.29

CHICKEN EGG 38,628.96 40,147.63 42,654.57 3.93 6.24

POULTRY TYPEYEAR Percent Change

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Ave. 4.04 4.29 4.31 6.17 0.47

January 4.07 3.95 4.53 (2.95) 14.68

February 4.06 4.01 4.56 (1.23) 13.72

March 4.03 3.92 4.27 (2.73) 8.93

April 4.01 4.14 4.14 3.24 -

May 3.99 4.18 4.19 4.76 0.24

June 4.00 4.25 4.26 6.25 0.24

July 4.03 4.35 4.31 7.94 (0.92)

August 4.04 4.63 4.27 14.60 (7.78)

September 3.90 4.51 4.35 15.64 (3.55)

October 4.05 4.44 4.21 9.63 (5.18)

November 4.10 4.54 4.27 10.73 (5.95)

December 4.21 4.56 4.36 8.31 (4.39)


14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Ave. 3.63 4.25 3.87 17.09 (9.15)

January 3.82 3.68 3.80 (3.66) 3.26

February 3.78 3.97 4.00 5.03 0.76

March 3.80 4.00 3.94 5.26 (1.50)

April 3.15 3.98 3.70 26.35 (7.04)

May 2.84 3.86 3.20 35.92 (17.10)

June 3.55 4.18 3.24 17.75 (22.49)

July 3.74 4.60 3.34 22.99 (27.39)

August 3.68 4.93 4.23 33.97 (14.20)

September 3.77 4.80 4.21 27.32 (12.29)

October 3.69 4.72 4.20 27.91 (11.02)

November 3.77 4.14 4.20 9.81 1.45

December 4.01 4.19 4.32 4.49 3.10


14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

Annual Ave. 4.52 4.97 5.22 10.15 4.99

January 4.50 4.51 5.44 0.22 20.62

February 4.53 4.54 5.32 0.22 17.18

March 4.62 4.51 5.18 (2.38) 14.86

April 4.52 4.50 5.16 (0.44) 14.67

May 4.46 4.57 5.15 2.47 12.69

June 4.55 4.60 5.13 1.10 11.52

July 4.54 4.91 5.15 8.15 4.89

August 4.48 5.69 5.22 27.01 (8.26)

September 4.54 5.58 5.19 22.91 (6.99)

October 4.49 5.50 5.24 22.49 (4.73)

November 4.49 5.42 5.22 20.71 (3.69)

December 4.46 5.35 5.26 19.96 (1.68)


Month2013 2014

Percent Change

Farmgate Price (Commercial) ₱/piece, PHILIPPINES

2015P

2014 2015P

Wholesale Price (₱/piece), METRO MANILA

Percent Change

Percent Change

Retail Price (₱/piece), METRO MANILA

Month2013 2014 2015P

Month2013

11


8

Source: Performance of Philippine Agriculture, January-December 2015

Chicken grossed P144, 789.42 million at 2015 current prices. This posted a 1.29 percent growth compared from previous year’s value of chicken at P142, 951.12.

The producer’s price of chicken egg increased in 2015 resulting to an increase in value of production amounting to P42, 654.57 million pesos, equivalent to 6.24 percent

growth rate.

IMPORTS OF CHICKEN MEAT

Table 6. Volume and Value of Chicken Meat Imports, Philippines, by Quarter 2013-2015

(in kilograms)

CHICKEN EGG PRICES

The retail price of egg in Metro Manila averaged at P5.22 per piece in 2015. A 4.99 percent increase from last year’s price.

Chicken egg retail price was highest in January at P5.44 per piece. Lowest retail price of egg was noted in the month of June at P5.13 per piece.

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

VOLUME (kgs.) 95,624,056 166,605,343 161,041,041 74.23 (3.34)

Jan - Mar 21,242,736 30,093,492 44,217,927 41.66 46.94

Apr - Jun 22,383,452 35,512,604 36,929,881 58.66 3.99

Jul-Sept 24,130,906 43,796,963 39,346,896 81.50 (10.16)

Oct-Dec 27,866,962 57,202,284 40,546,337 105.27 (29.12)

VALUE (C.I.F.) 96,062,926 167,930,412 170,812,079 74.81 1.72

Jan - Mar 20,921,494 29,144,653 45,084,247 39.30 54.69

Apr - Jun 23,419,454 35,466,965 40,339,212 51.44 13.74

Jul - Sept 24,092,226 43,523,381 51,753,726 80.65 18.91

Oct - Dec 27,629,752 59,795,413 33,634,894 116.42 (43.75)

2014Percent Change

2015ITEM 2013


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12

P- Preliminary

Source: Trade Statistics Division, PSA

The total volume of chicken meat imports in 2015 was recorded at 161,041,041 kilograms. This corresponded to a decline of 3.34 percent compared with last year’s importation at 166,605,343 kilograms. The last two quarters of the year showed a decline in chicken meat importation.

Chicken meat imports was valued at US$ 170,812,079 which was 1.72 percent higher compared with 2014 C.I.F. value of US$ 167,930,412.



The annual average farmgate price of chicken eggs in 2015 was P4.31 per piece which was higher by 0.47 percent from its price in 2014. Farmgate price was high on February at P4.56 per piece while it was low in April at P4.14 per

piece. (Table 9)

Annual average wholesale price of chicken eggs in 2015 in Metro Manila was P3.87 per piece. It decreased by 9.15 percent compared to its price in 2014.

The highest wholesale price was noted in December at P4.32 per piece while the lowest wholesale price was recorded in

May at P3.20 per piece.


CHICKEN EGG PRODUCTION BY REGION

Table 5. Volume of Chicken Egg Production by Bird Type, by Region, Philippines, 2014-2015

(in Metric Tons)

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2014 2015 % Change 2014 2015 % Change 2014 2015 % Change

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Philippines 333,354 361,451 8.43 82,298 83,099 0.97 415,652 444,550 6.95

Luzon 226,872 241,501 6.45 31,586 32,675 3.45 258,457 274,177 6.08

CAR 1,374 1,770 28.83 1,917 1,836 (4.22) 3,291 3,606 9.58

Ilocos Region 6,300 8,110 28.73 6,486 5,977 (7.84) 12,786 14,087 10.18

Cagayan Valley 6,872 6,980 1.57 4,950 4,972 0.44 11,822 11,952 1.10

Central Luzon 80,605 82,391 2.22 7,698 8,734 13.46 88,303 91,126 3.20

CALABARZON 118,065 130,900 10.87 2,576 3,062 18.85 120,641 133,962 11.04

MIMAROPA 839 1,473 75.47 3,898 4,135 6.10 4,737 5,608 18.40

Bicol Region 12,816 9,877 (22.93) 4,061 3,958 (2.53) 16,877 13,836 (18.02)

Visayas 44,115 54,381 23.27 22,701 21,820 (3.88) 66,817 76,201 14.04

Western Visayas 17,607 18,844 7.02 13,580 13,331 (1.83) 31,187 32,175 3.17

Central Visayas 25,881 34,466 33.17 7,533 7,183 (4.64) 33,413 41,648 24.65

Eastern Visayas 627 1,071 70.75 1,589 1,306 (17.81) 2,217 2,377 7.25

Mindanao 62,367 65,569 5.14 28,011 28,603 2.11 90,378 94,173 4.20

Zamboanga Peninsula 3,813 5,129 34.51 5,162 5,401 4.62 8,976 10,530 17.32

Northern Mindanao 34,154 35,244 3.19 6,650 6,596 (0.81) 40,804 41,840 2.54

Davao Region 16,462 16,630 1.02 7,601 8,188 7.73 24,063 24,818 3.14

SOCCSKSARGEN 5,435 5,121 (5.77) 3,571 3,348 (6.23) 9,006 8,469 (5.96)

CARAGA 2,471 3,424 38.56 1,581 1,391 (12.02) 4,052 4,815 18.83

ARMM 32 21 (33.41) 3,446 3,678 6.74 3,478 3,699 6.38

RegionCommercial (Foreign Strain) Native/Improved Total Egg Production

2016

Jan

1A

pr 1

Jul 1

O

ct 1

Jan

1A

pr 1

Jul 1

PO

ct 1

Jan

1 P

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

Phili

ppin

es

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

76,0

82,1

17

76

,934

,300

78,4

78,7

38

78

,464

,607

78,5

98,4

99

79

,505

,730

79,6

49,5

55

80

,696

,753

80,8

52,5

06

Laye

rs30

,006

,758

30,2

79,4

68

29

,267

,344

30,0

26,7

08

31

,253

,663

30,0

75,7

00

29

,916

,663

31,2

78,3

32

32

,202

,328

Broi

lers

61,5

82,1

78

63

,074

,832

64,6

97,0

19

65

,039

,380

66,6

16,9

37

65

,921

,569

66,2

91,7

59

67

,458

,093

65,7

13,0

51

Tota

l16

7,67

1,05

3

170,

288,

600

17

2,44

3,10

1

173,

530,

695

17

6,46

9,09

9

175,

502,

999

17

5,85

7,97

7

179,

433,

178

17

8,76

7,88

5

CAR Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

1,43

6,99

9

1,34

5,16

3

1,41

2,12

0

1,40

8,26

0

1,41

6,35

6

1,41

0,44

9

1,42

0,43

5

1,42

4,41

1

1,42

2,21

8

Laye

rs80

,021

78

,659

11

1,74

5

12

9,47

6

13

8,19

6

14

1,19

3

14

0,00

9

13

8,17

1

13

7,73

4

Broi

lers

1,00

8

26

,754

27

,630

3,

015

28,4

94

27,2

41

4,96

5

24

2,09

1

4,

300

Tota

l1,

518,

028

1,

450,

576

1,

551,

495

1,

540,

751

1,

583,

046

1,

578,

883

1,

565,

409

1,

804,

673

1,

564,

252

Iloco

s Re

gion

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

5,78

8,34

3

5,78

3,03

1

5,92

6,74

0

5,73

5,85

0

5,89

9,55

4

5,94

1,89

3

6,09

5,11

2

6,06

7,30

5

6,03

1,95

3

Laye

rs43

0,86

5

46

3,52

4

45

2,93

4

42

9,73

7

43

9,59

8

51

5,50

8

56

8,06

2

53

6,45

0

54

3,95

2

Broi

lers

4,80

9,72

0

5,25

6,47

4

4,17

1,13

7

3,79

6,94

6

5,18

1,63

4

4,34

8,60

6

3,39

3,03

8

3,41

5,13

6

5,03

1,28

9

Tota

l11

,028

,928

11,5

03,0

29

10

,550

,811

9,96

2,53

3

11,5

20,7

86

10

,806

,007

10,0

56,2

12

10

,018

,891

11,6

07,1

94

Caga

yan

Val

ley

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

4,65

4,01

3

4,55

8,75

9

4,44

3,87

1

4,59

0,60

2

4,59

8,01

0

4,67

7,66

2

4,56

0,08

5

4,51

5,73

9

4,79

8,68

0

Laye

rs49

7,58

8

50

0,43

5

51

7,72

7

49

9,18

1

48

5,07

4

47

4,59

7

52

2,04

8

50

5,93

8

54

1,45

0

Broi

lers

1,19

3,66

8

1,52

8,72

9

1,72

1,83

2

2,39

9,03

0

1,73

0,88

2

2,19

1,65

0

2,57

2,84

9

3,12

4,61

5

1,71

8,26

6

Tota

l6,

345,

269

6,

587,

923

6,

683,

430

7,

488,

813

6,

813,

966

7,

343,

909

7,

654,

982

8,

146,

292

7,

058,

396

2015

REG

ION

/TYP

E20

14


6


The 2015 chicken egg production went up by 6.95 percent compared to its level on the same period in 2014 with large percent contribution from the commercial layers of 81.31 percent and a positive growth of 8.43 percent in the commercial egg production. There is no significant change in the native egg production for the period covered.

There were reports of expansion of commercial farms which were noted in Ilocos, CALABARZON, MIMAROPA and Central Visayas which boosted growth in 2015.

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CHICKEN PRODUCTION BY REGION

Table 4. Volume of Chicken Production, by Quarter and Annual, by Region, Philippines, 2014-2015

(in Metric Tons, Liveweight)

CH

IC

KE

N I

NV

EN

TO

RY

BY

RE

GIO

N

Table

10.

Ch

icken

Inven

tory

by C

lass

ific

ati

on

, by R

egio

n,

by Q

uart

er,

Ph

ilip

pin

es,

2013

-2016P

Q1 Q2 SEM1 Q3 Q4 SEM2 Annual Q1 Q2 SEM1 Q3 Q4 SEM2 Annual

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

PHILIPPINES 393,412 383,893 777,305 361,782 432,675 794,457 1,571,762 414,179 404,934 819,113 393,523 448,177 841,700 1,660,813

LUZON 266,905 262,044 528,949 243,794 290,048 533,841 1,062,790 284,470 277,224 561,694 267,037 303,018 570,055 1,131,749

CAR 1,649 1,552 3,201 1,894 2,086 3,980 7,181 1,755 1,820 3,575 1,967 2,195 4,162 7,736

Ilocos Region 20,341 22,364 42,705 18,993 20,764 39,757 82,462 21,311 21,579 42,890 18,989 20,950 39,939 82,829

Cagayan Valley 14,033 13,911 27,945 14,432 15,320 29,752 57,696 14,830 14,273 29,103 14,777 15,439 30,216 59,319

Central Luzon 149,523 142,178 291,700 128,115 150,310 278,425 570,126 160,405 151,870 312,274 140,917 156,317 297,234 609,509

CALABARZON 69,811 68,610 138,422 70,543 89,578 160,120 298,542 74,447 73,910 148,358 78,926 94,387 173,313 321,670

MIMAROPA 2,782 1,992 4,774 2,631 2,935 5,565 10,340 2,716 2,050 4,766 2,809 3,068 5,877 10,643

Bicol Region 8,765 11,437 20,202 7,187 9,055 16,242 36,444 9,006 11,721 20,728 8,653 10,661 19,314 40,042

VISAYAS 52,926 47,753 100,679 50,669 55,624 106,293 206,972 53,834 50,632 104,466 55,104 56,305 111,408 215,874

Western Visayas 21,441 19,532 40,973 20,477 22,886 43,363 84,336 22,989 20,707 43,695 22,335 23,880 46,215 89,910

Central Visayas 24,243 21,711 45,954 21,330 24,930 46,260 92,214 25,140 23,749 48,889 23,592 25,135 48,727 97,616

Eastern Visayas 7,243 6,509 13,752 8,862 7,808 16,669 30,422 5,705 6,176 11,881 9,176 7,290 16,466 28,347

MINDANAO 73,581 74,096 147,677 67,319 87,004 154,323 302,000 75,875 77,079 152,953 71,382 88,855 160,237 313,190

Zamboanga Peninsula 6,500 7,176 13,676 5,765 7,051 12,817 26,492 6,956 7,570 14,526 5,850 7,450 13,300 27,826

Northern Mindanao 34,340 33,355 67,695 30,420 42,407 72,828 140,522 35,532 34,226 69,758 32,159 44,111 76,270 146,029

Davao Region 16,442 16,486 32,928 15,450 20,046 35,496 68,424 17,512 18,689 36,201 17,466 19,915 37,381 73,582

SOCCSKSARGEN 11,853 12,530 24,383 11,117 12,470 23,587 47,970 11,125 11,913 23,038 11,551 12,553 24,104 47,142

Caraga 3,278 3,534 6,813 3,180 3,171 6,352 13,164 3,636 3,537 7,173 3,008 3,073 6,080 13,253

ARMM 1,167 1,016 2,183 1,386 1,858 3,244 5,427 1,114 1,144 2,257 1,348 1,753 3,101 5,359

2015

REGION

2014

2016

Jan

1A

pr 1

Jul 1

O

ct 1

Jan

1A

pr 1

Jul 1

PO

ct 1

Jan

1 P

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

Cent

ral L

uzon

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

6,79

5,84

4

7,01

6,51

1

7,30

0,98

7

6,72

1,74

8

7,69

6,54

9

7,73

6,50

1

7,14

3,18

3

7,90

7,87

4

8,30

0,15

6

Laye

rs7,

555,

617

7,

538,

173

6,

721,

603

7,

370,

187

8,

252,

220

6,

544,

970

6,

748,

959

7,

102,

991

7,

344,

631

Broi

lers

18,6

30,4

55

19

,868

,070

20,2

92,4

41

20

,397

,690

18,7

34,1

89

19

,956

,886

19,8

05,9

34

19

,835

,541

19,1

43,4

21

Tota

l32

,981

,916

34,4

22,7

54

34

,315

,031

34,4

89,6

25

34

,682

,958

34,2

38,3

57

33

,698

,076

34,8

46,4

06

34

,788

,208

CALA

BARZ

ON

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

2,67

1,59

2

2,56

5,26

8

2,93

1,16

9

2,96

8,48

3

2,89

3,88

9

2,94

0,74

1

3,55

3,62

8

3,55

9,82

3

3,03

9,74

6

Laye

rs11

,639

,858

11,3

95,8

93

11

,422

,149

11,0

23,1

17

11

,373

,100

11,5

22,7

20

11

,444

,337

12,0

19,0

31

12

,660

,997

Broi

lers

13,6

38,7

90

11

,406

,841

11,3

27,3

54

11

,636

,586

12,9

84,1

04

11

,635

,052

11,8

17,3

82

12

,624

,532

11,4

04,9

49

Tota

l27

,950

,240

25,3

68,0

02

25

,680

,672

25,6

28,1

86

27

,251

,093

26,0

98,5

13

26

,815

,347

28,2

03,3

86

27

,105

,692

MIM

ARO

PA

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

3,51

2,55

1

3,55

3,83

9

3,96

9,17

0

3,94

5,19

9

3,74

4,38

9

3,79

5,31

1

4,13

9,19

3

3,98

8,27

1

3,78

2,15

7

Laye

rs55

,561

62

,395

99

,494

82

,826

99

,490

10

2,20

7

12

0,16

6

13

1,48

1

13

1,27

7

Broi

lers

156,

201

149,

040

197,

104

148,

810

235,

788

146,

896

156,

893

161,

216

212,

236

Tota

l3,

724,

313

3,

765,

274

4,

265,

768

4,

176,

835

4,

079,

667

4,

044,

414

4,

416,

252

4,

280,

968

4,

125,

670

Bico

l Reg

ion

Nat

ive/

Impr

oved

4,17

5,08

1

4,12

1,26

8

4,29

7,20

6

4,42

6,70

9

4,29

9,52

8

4,27

4,55

3

4,41

0,06

8

4,77

9,70

0

4,78

9,87

0

Laye

rs91

6,07

6

90

0,09

7

90

3,50

5

88

2,44

2

86

1,77

6

72

7,26

8

71

9,96

1

68

7,56

5

66

9,29

4

Broi

lers

3,19

1,30

0

3,42

3,72

0

4,14

1,52

3

3,41

6,85

8

3,04

0,30

8

3,67

9,53

5

4,71

2,70

1

4,54

1,57

8

4,53

2,98

2

Tota

l8,

282,

457

8,

445,

085

9,

342,

234

8,

726,

009

8,

201,

612

8,

681,

356

9,

842,

730

10

,008

,843

9,99

2,14

6

2015

REG

ION

/TYP

E20

14


5


Central Luzon was the country’s top chicken producer with 36.70 percent share in the total chicken production. The second major producer was CALABARZON with 19.37 percent share. It was followed by Northern

Mindanao which contributed 8.79 percent to the total chicken production.

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VOLUME OF PRODUCTION

Table 3. Volume of Production by Quarter, Philippines, 2013-2015

(M.T. Liveweight)

CH

IC

KE

N I

NV

EN

TO

RY

BY

RE

GIO

N

Table

10.

Ch

icken

Inven

tory

by C

lass

ific

ati

on

, by R

egio

n,

by Q

uart

er,

Ph

ilip

pin

es,

2013

-2016P

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (8) (9)

CHICKEN 1,555,070 1,571,762 1,660,813 1.07 5.67

Jan - Mar 383,717 393,412 414,179 2.53 5.28

Apr - Jun 376,536 383,893 404,934 1.95 5.48

Jan-Jun 760,253 777,305 819,113 2.24 5.38

Jul-Sept 372,691 361,782 393,523 (2.93) 8.77

Oct-Dec 422,126 432,675 448,177 2.50 3.58

Jul Dec 794,817 794,457 841,700 (0.05) 5.95

CHICKEN EGGS 427,686 415,652 444,550 (2.81) 6.95

Jan - Mar 107,744 105,201 111,824 (2.36) 6.30

Apr - Jun 110,838 104,243 107,848 (5.95) 3.46

Jan-Jun 218,582 209,444 219,672 (4.18) 4.88

Jul-Sept 106,029 97,933 107,631 (7.64) 9.90

Oct-Dec 103,075 108,275 117,247 5.04 8.29

Jul Dec 209,104 206,208 224,878 (1.38) 9.05

2013 2014 2015Percent Change

ITEM2

01

6

Jan

1A

pr

1Ju

l 1

O

ct 1

Jan

1A

pr

1Ju

l 1

PO

ct 1

Jan

1 P

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10

)

We

ste

rn V

isa

ya

s

Na

tiv

e/I

mp

rov

ed

13

,49

7,4

86

12

,97

3,2

11

12

,92

1,6

81

13

,07

1,8

75

13

,13

7,9

27

12

,37

8,6

88

11

,85

0,4

10

12

,11

3,6

29

7,6

64

,44

0

Lay

ers

1,7

70

,38

9

1,6

13

,52

9

1,5

71

,48

3

1,5

99

,68

4

1,5

54

,49

4

1,5

64

,92

0

1,5

72

,16

3

1,6

31

,65

5

1,0

01

,72

4

Bro

ile

rs3

,63

2,8

10

3

,90

9,4

53

4

,06

6,9

97

4

,67

7,7

40

4

,93

1,0

79

4

,61

1,9

13

4

,64

9,2

55

5

,09

1,5

85

3

,06

0,2

95

To

tal

18

,90

0,6

85

18

,49

6,1

93

18

,56

0,1

61

19

,34

9,2

99

19

,62

3,5

00

18

,55

5,5

21

18

,07

1,8

28

18

,83

6,8

69

11

,72

6,4

59

Ne

gro

s Is

lan

d R

eg

ion

Na

tiv

e/I

mp

rov

ed

68

19

69

0

Lay

ers

61

47

64

Bro

ile

rs2

25

34

60

To

tal

9,6

87

,91

4

Ce

ntr

al

Vis

ay

as

Na

tiv

e/I

mp

rov

ed

7,3

29

,72

1

7,1

38

,02

8

6,9

43

,32

6

7,3

77

,36

4

7,1

57

,57

2

7,0

79

,67

8

7,0

63

,67

7

7,5

45

,00

8

5,8

82

,61

0

Lay

ers

1,5

03

,04

5

1,6

54

,11

3

1,7

83

,28

7

2,0

64

,00

0

2,1

39

,77

9

2,1

99

,13

7

2,2

90

,94

7

2,4

10

,89

0

2,4

11

,60

3

Bro

ile

rs2

,90

2,9

06

3

,07

5,7

35

2

,84

9,6

98

2

,66

9,8

10

3

,44

2,0

59

3

,77

9,1

33

3

,10

9,4

31

2

,95

9,2

34

2

,92

1,5

32

To

tal

11

,73

5,6

72

11

,86

7,8

76

11

,57

6,3

11

12

,11

1,1

74

12

,73

9,4

10

13

,05

7,9

48

12

,46

4,0

55

12

,91

5,1

32

11

,21

5,7

45

Ea

ste

rn V

isa

ya

s

Na

tiv

e/I

mp

rov

ed

1,2

39

,90

9

1,2

31

,84

1

1,5

24

,13

4

1,5

88

,40

6

1,3

55

,98

8

1,5

32

,36

7

1,7

53

,95

7

1,6

94

,02

3

1,7

53

,00

2

Lay

ers

11

7,5

34

11

4,7

17

99

,96

6

10

0,2

39

10

0,5

47

16

5,7

55

12

2,0

74

14

1,3

19

22

3,9

84

Bro

ile

rs2

62

,54

0

1

,15

4,7

53

2

89

,12

1

2

41

,76

5

2

79

,71

7

9

44

,64

6

1

20

,87

4

2

38

,93

6

2

95

,51

6

To

tal

1,6

19

,98

3

2,5

01

,31

1

1,9

13

,22

1

1,9

30

,41

0

1,7

36

,25

2

2,6

42

,76

8

1,9

96

,90

5

2,0

74

,27

8

2,2

72

,50

2

Za

mb

oa

ng

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Volume of Chicken Production

The total volume of chicken production increased from 1,571,762 metric tons in 2014 to 1,660,813 metric tons in 2015. This brought a 5.67 percent growth in production compared to its 2014 level.


Chicken egg production in 2015 went up by 6.95 percent compared to its level in 2014. All quarters of 2015 posted an increase in production compared to last year where only the last quarter of the year registered

a growth.

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IMPORTS OF DAY-OLD CHICK (DOC)

Table 2. Volume of Day-Old Chick (DOC) Breeder Imports

by Quarter, Philippines, 2013-2015

14/13 15/14

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

BROILER 485,713 1,271,400 2,180,984 161.76 71.54

GPS 413,137 365,932 503,832 (11.43) 37.68

Q1 127,595 62,447 112,486 (51.06) 80.13

Q2 71,020 118,099 99,402 66.29 (15.83)

Q3 100,154 109,045 185,352 8.88 69.98

Q4 114,368 76,341 106,592 (33.25) 39.63

PS 72,576 905,468 1,677,152 1,147.61 85.22

Q1 - 163,879 647,528 - 295.13

Q2 - 20,050 184,104 - 818.22

Q3 62,410 203,632 376,357 226.28 84.82

Q4 10,166 517,907 469,163 4,994.50 (9.41)

PS_HE 368,880 - 2,762,557 - -

Q1 21,840 - 800,640 - -

Q2 262,080 - 463,597 - -

Q3 84,960 - 498,240 - -

Q4 - - 1,000,080 - -

LAYER

PS 385,536 370,808 956,949 (3.82) 158.07

Q1 73,329 75,531 34,890 3.00 (53.81)

Q2 136,444 103,430 156,136 (24.20) 50.96

Q3 89,771 99,265 664,600 10.58 569.52

Q4 85,992 92,582 101,323 7.66 9.44

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Source: BAI-National Veterinary Quarantine Service GPS- Grandparent Stock PS- Parent Stock PS_HE- Parent Stock Hatching Egg

A total of 2,180,984 Day- Old Chick (DOC) broiler breeders were imported in 2015. This was 71.54 percent higher than 2014 import arrivals. The volume of DOC Grand Parent Stocks (GPS)-Broiler was up by 37.68 percent from last year’s level. Likewise, DOC Parent Stock (PS)-Broiler importation increased by 85.22 percent from the 2014 importation.

In 2015, DOC Parent Stock Hatching Egg was recorded at 2,762,557 birds. Compared with 2014 there was no recorded importation of DOC Parent Stock Hatching Egg.

A total of 358,809 DOC Parent Stock-Layer (PS-Layer) were imported in 2015. This was 3.24 percent lower than the 2014 arrivals of 370,808 day-old chicks.

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TOP PRODUCING REGIONS


(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

PHILIPPINES 112,844,625 111,125,211 223,969,836 119,863,283 129,001,527 248,864,810 472,834,646

LUZON 66,346,717 63,585,478 129,932,195 71,419,495 78,011,800 149,431,295 279,363,490

CAR 9,574 8,872 18,446 8,852 13,368 22,220 40,666

Ilocos Region 6,962,502 6,681,691 13,644,193 6,744,599 6,952,539 13,697,138 27,341,331

Cagayan Valley 5,696,905 5,658,615 11,355,520 6,116,201 5,552,536 11,668,737 23,024,257

Central Luzon 27,804,291 26,550,769 54,355,060 34,756,018 37,283,709 72,039,727 126,394,787

CALABARZON 18,591,218 17,763,306 36,354,524 17,277,481 21,833,445 39,110,926 75,465,450

MIMAROPA 390,525 392,240 782,765 243,944 372,020 615,964 1,398,729

Bicol Region 6,891,702 6,529,985 13,421,687 6,272,400 6,004,183 12,276,583 25,698,270

VISAYAS 17,616,561 18,496,922 36,113,483 19,964,053 20,843,222 40,807,275 76,920,758

Western Visayas 6,110,711 6,432,681 12,543,392 6,896,218 7,197,809 14,094,027 26,637,419

Central Visayas 9,988,639 10,362,052 20,350,691 11,309,189 11,403,099 22,712,288 43,062,979

Eastern Visayas 1,517,211 1,702,189 3,219,400 1,758,646 2,242,314 4,000,960 7,220,360

MINDANAO 28,881,347 29,042,811 57,924,158 28,479,735 30,146,505 58,626,240 116,550,398



Davao Region 8,020,075 8,057,970 16,078,045 7,301,812 7,823,233 15,125,045 31,203,090

SOCCSKSARGEN 5,867,121 5,934,253 11,801,374 5,354,954 6,086,111 11,441,065 23,242,439

Caraga 1,287,972 1,384,556 2,672,528 1,315,748 1,342,414 2,658,162 5,330,690

ARMM 63,775 62,500 126,275 7,630 - 7,630 133,905

REGION2014


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Broiler population as of January 1, 2016 was around 66 million birds. Region III (Central Luzon) had the highest broiler inventory with a total share of 29.13 percent in the country’s total broiler inventory. Region IV-A (CALABARZON) shared 17.36 percent and Region X (Northern Mindanao), at 11.79 percent. These three (3) regions contributed 58.28 percent to the country’s total broiler inventory. (Table 10)

Inventory of layer as of January 1, 2016, was 32.20 million birds. The top three (3) producing regions in terms of layer inventory were Region IV-A (CALABARZON) with 39.32 percent share, Region III (Central Luzon) with 22.81 percent share and Region X (Northern Mindanao) with 10.67 percent share. The inventory of the top three regions comprised 72.79 percent of the country’s total layer headcount. The total native/improved chicken inventory as of January 1, 2016 was 80.85 million birds. The region with highest inventory for native/improved chicken was Region III (Central Luzon) with 10.27 percent share to the total native chicken inventory. It was followed by Region X (Northern Mindanao) with 9.62 percent and Region 6 (Western Visayas) with 9.48 percent share to total native inventory. These 3 regions accounted for 29.36 percent of the country’s native chicken inventory.

CHICKEN DRESSED IN POULTRY DRESSING PLANTS

BY REGION

Table 11. Number of Chicken Dressed in Poultry Dressing Plants, by Quarter, by Region, Philippines, 2014

(in Birds)

INVENTORY

Table 1. Chicken Inventory by Classification, Philippines, as of January 1, 2014-2016P

(in Million Birds)

CHICKEN DRESSED IN POULTRY DRESSING

PLANTS BY REGION

Table 12. Number of Chicken Dressed in Poultry Dressing Plants, by Quarter, by Region, Philippines, 2015 (in Birds)


(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

PHILIPPINES 120,467,352 118,846,082 239,313,433 131,964,927 136,346,762 268,311,689 507,625,122

LUZON 71,578,512 67,885,091 139,463,603 80,068,963 81,307,368 161,376,331 300,839,934

CAR 10,662 10,980 21,642 15,862 13,194 29,056 50,698

Ilocos Region 6,195,268 6,176,286 12,371,554 6,582,703 7,064,435 13,647,138 26,018,692

Cagayan Valley 4,977,413 4,847,923 9,825,336 5,427,494 5,979,809 11,407,303 21,232,639

Central Luzon 34,477,779 32,953,064 67,430,843 39,169,958 39,848,673 79,018,631 146,449,474

CALABARZON 18,639,332 16,526,906 35,166,238 20,899,982 20,454,082 41,354,064 76,520,302

MIMAROPA 299,083 250,737 549,820 217,909 320,501 538,410 1,088,230

Bicol Region 6,978,975 7,119,195 14,098,170 7,755,055 7,626,674 15,381,729 29,479,899

VISAYAS 20,808,564 20,879,201 41,687,764 22,283,580 23,360,411 45,643,991 87,331,755

Western Visayas 7,628,851 7,575,655 15,204,506 7,555,937 8,328,059 15,883,996 31,088,502

Central Visayas 10,718,363 11,016,497 21,734,860 11,640,256 11,788,369 23,428,625 45,163,485

Eastern Visayas 2,461,350 2,287,049 4,748,399 3,087,387 3,243,983 6,331,370 11,079,769

MINDANAO 28,080,276 30,081,790 58,162,066 29,612,384 31,678,983 61,291,367 119,453,433



Davao Region 7,482,712 8,478,643 15,961,355 8,513,193 8,570,870 17,084,063 33,045,418

SOCCSKSARGEN 5,060,262 5,757,144 10,817,406 5,535,308 6,166,240 11,701,548 22,518,954

Caraga 1,239,590 1,223,165 2,462,755 1,165,818 1,258,070 2,423,888 4,886,643

ARMM 63,084 65,000 128,084 7,800 8,300 16,100 144,184

2015REGION2014 2015 2016P 15/14 16/15

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

CHICKEN 167.67 176.47 178.77 5.25 1.30

Broiler* 61.58 66.62 65.71 8.18 (1.36)

Layer* 30.01 31.25 32.20 4.16 3.04

Laying Flock 24.20 25.52 26.21 5.44 2.70

Growing Flock 4.20 4.38 4.71 4.08 7.54

Day-Old Layer 1.60 1.36 1.29 (15.11) (5.22)

Native/Improved1/ 76.08 78.60 80.85 3.31 2.87

BIRD TYPEYEAR Percent Change


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Total chicken inventory as of January 1, 2016 was 178.77 million birds or 1.30 percent increase over last year. Inventory of layer and native chicken posted an increase in headcount while broiler recorded a decrease in inventory. Broiler chicken inventory stood at 65.71 million birds or

1.36 percent lower than the 2015 level. Layer chicken inventory, as of January 1, 2016 was 32.20 million

birds or an increase of 3.04 percent compared to last year‘s inventory. The indicator for chicken egg production for first quarter 2016

is positive since the laying flock inventory as of January 1, 2016 was at 26.21 million birds or an increase of 2.70 percent compared to the same period in 2015.

Native/Improved chicken stocks at 80.85 million birds also increased by 2.87 percent against the 2015 level.

P-Preliminary *Foreign Strain resulting from importation of GP and PS DOC breeders


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HIGHLIGHTS

As of January 1, 2016, total chicken population was 178.77 million birds or 1.30 percent higher than last year’s total stocks of 176.47 million birds. The inventory of layer and native/improved chicken went up by 3.04 percent and 2.87 percent, respectively. However broiler chicken inventory declined by 1.36 percent. (Table 1)

Total chicken production in 2015 went up by 5.67 percent compared with last year’s volume. Similarly, chicken egg production for 2015 increased by 6.95 percent from the 2014 level. (Table 3)

Along with the slight increase in chicken production, the gross value at current prices for 2015 also went up by 1.29 percent or P144.79 billion compared with its value last year. The value of chicken egg production at current prices in 2015 increased by 6.24 percent at P42.65 billion. (Table 7)

Source: Philippine Performance of Agriculture Report, January-December 2015

Figure 13. Thematic Map of Chicken Inventory, as of January 1, 2015


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Figure 14. Thematic Map of Chicken Production, 2015

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TECHNICAL NOTES

The Chicken Industry Performance Report presents the industry situation in terms of inventory by type of chicken and age classification; volume of production; number of birds dressed in Poultry Dressing Plants (PDPs); DOC (live) and chicken meat imports; and monthly average farmgate, wholesale and retail prices. This report is released every May covering January to December of previous year as reference period. The data for this report is collected by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) through two (2) major surveys, namely:

1. The Backyard Livestock and Poultry Survey (BLPS) which covers one (1) of the four (4) replicate samples of the Palay and Corn Production Survey (PCPS). It consists of 15,286 sample households in 1,063 sample barangays nationwide; and,

2. The Commercial Livestock and Poultry Survey (CLPS) covering

about 504 sample layer farms and 819 broiler commercial farms and contract growers as of January 2015. Commercial poultry farms are those farms with a population of at least 1,000 broilers; 500 layers; or a combination of 100 broilers and 100 layers.

Both backyard and commercial surveys are simultaneously conducted every quarter in all provinces.

Another survey that supplements the data requirements of the sector is

the Survey of Slaughterhouses and Poultry Dressing Plant (SSHPDP)*. This

covers around 1,387** Accredited (AAA, AA) and Locally Registered Meat

Establishments (LRMEs) nationwide and is undertaken in coordination with the

National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS).

*Formerly known as Survey of Abattoirs and Dressing Plants (SADP) ** Source: NMIS

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Table of Contents i

Technical Notes ii

Highlights iii

Inventory 1

Top Producing Regions 2

Imports of Day-Old Chick (DOC) 3

Volume of Production 4

Chicken Production by Region 5

Chicken Egg Production by Region 6

Imports of Chicken Meat 7

Value of Production 8

Broiler Meat and Chicken Egg Prices 9-12

Chicken Inventory by Region 13-16

Chicken Dressed in Poultry Dressing Plants by Region 17-18

Thematic Map of Chicken and Chicken Egg 19-21

Tables

1 Chicken Inventory by Classification, Philippines, as of January 1, 2014-2016P 1

2 Volume of Day-Old Chick (DOC) Breeder Imports by Quarter, Philippines, 2013-2016 3

3 Volume of Production by Quarter, Philippines , January- December, 2013-2015 4

4 Volume of Chicken Production by Quarter and Annual, by Region, Philippines, 2014-2015 5

5 Table Egg Production by Bird Type, by Region, Philippines, January-December, 2014-2015 6

6 Volume and Value of Chicken Meat Imports, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2015 7

7 Value of Production at Current Prices, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2015 8

8 Monthly Average Prices of Broiler Meat by Trade Level, Philippines and Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015

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9 Monthly Average Prices of Chicken Egg by Trade Level, Philippines and Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015

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10 Chicken Inventory by Classification, by Region, by Quarter, Philippines, 2014- 2016P 13-16



Figures

1 Chicken Inventory by Classification, Philippines as of January 1, 2013-2015P iii

2 Growth Rates in Volume of Production, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2014 iii

3 Growth Rates in Value of Production at Current Prices, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2014 Iii

4 Distribution of Broiler Inventory by Region, Philippines, as of January 1, 2015P 2

5 Distribution of Layer Inventory by Region, Philippines, as of January 1, 2015P 2

6 Distribution of Native/Improved Chicken Inventory by Region, Philippines, as of January 1, 2015P 2

7 Broiler: Monthly Farmgate Prices , Philippines, January- December, 2013-2015 10

8 Broiler: Monthly Wholesale Prices , Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015 10

9 Fully Dressed Broiler: Monthly Retail Prices, Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015 10

10 Chicken Egg: Monthly Farmgate Prices, Philippines, January- December, 2013-2015 12

11 Chicken Egg: Monthly Wholesale Prices, Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015 12

12 Chicken Egg: Monthly Retail Prices, Metro Manila, January- December, 2013-2015 12

13 Thematic Map of Chicken Inventory, as of January 1, 2015 19

14 Thematic Map of Chicken Production, as of January-December 2015 20

15 Thematic Map of Chicken Egg Production, as of January-December 2015 21


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Figure 15. Thematic Map of Chicken Egg Production, 2015

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If you want to know more about these statistics write or call Livestock and Poultry Statistics Division

(02) 376-2013

PSA Website: http://www.psa.gov.ph

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Philippine Statistics Authority

Chicken Industry Performance Report

Office of the National Statistician

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