GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024

Statistics About The Most Expensive Chicken

The most expensive chicken on record was sold in an auction for $100,000.

Last Updated: June 17, 2024

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In this post, we explore a diverse range of statistics related to the world of high-end chicken breeds, their egg-laying capabilities, market trends, and pricing dynamics. From the luxurious Ayam Cemani to the endangered Polverara, each breed has its own unique characteristics and associated costs. Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of expensive chickens and their place in the global poultry market.

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"The Ayam Cemani breed is also known for laying cream-colored eggs."

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"Around 92% of the cost of chicken feed is for the ingredients alone."

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"The Brahma chicken, another high-end breed, can simultaneously lay about 140 to 180 eggs per year."

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"The cost of a Serama chicken, another costly breed, can range anywhere from $25 to $595, depending on the quality."

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"Expected Growth Rate of the global Poultry (Chicken) Market is projected to reach USD 267.4 Billion by 2023."

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"Omega-3 enriched broilers can cost $2.5-$3.5 per pound, making it a more expensive type of chicken."

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"The Liege Fighter, a breed known for its high price, is one of the oldest species of chickens, and is considered a 'living fossil'."

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"The Polverara chicken, a pricy breed, has been on the declining end and registered as critically endangered."

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"Olandsk Dwarf, a relatively high priced breed, can lay nearly 120 small cream eggs per year."

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"According to a USDA report, the price for organic chicken in Sept 2020 in the US was $9.99, whereas non-organic cost $5.96."

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"Sussex chicken, a costly breed, can lay about 250 to 275 eggs per year."

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"White Leghorn, a chicken breed which costs more, produces about 280 large, white eggs per year."

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"Orpingtons, which are more expensive, lay 175 to 200 medium to large brown eggs per year."

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"The auction price for a pair of Malaysian Serama chickens can go as high as $5000."

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"Brahma chickens, a more expensive breed, are large and can weigh up to 18 pounds."

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"Rhode Island Red, a highly priced breed, can lay about 200-300 brown eggs per year."

In conclusion, the chicken market offers a wide range of breeds with varying characteristics and prices, catering to different preferences and budgets. From the luxurious Ayam Cemani known for its cream-colored eggs, to the highly-priced Brahma chickens laying up to 180 eggs per year, and the critically endangered Polverara breed, the industry showcases diversity in both product and heritage. As the global poultry market is expected to reach a significant value by 2023, the demand for specialized chicken products like omega-3 enriched broilers and organic options is evident. The statistics presented underscore the complexity and nuances of the chicken market, highlighting the interplay between cost, breed traits, and consumer preferences.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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