Comparative analysis reveals challenges in poultry trade in Ghana and Senegal, indicating the need for strategic interventions.
Ghana and Senegal are pursuing different poultry trade policies. Ghana permits the trade of poultry meat and Senegal banned the importation of uncooked poultry meat. • In both countries, broiler value chains face high costs of production, especially feed costs, despite their differing policies. • Domestic chicken trade is dominated by live fowl sales in Ghana and Senegal due to limited processing and cooling facilities. • Incentives that encourage local and foreign investments in the processing, distribution and marketing of domestic chicken meat are key to the development of the broiler value chains.
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