The first shipment of domestically produced Chinese white broiler eggs has successfully arrived in Pakistan after being dispatched from Guangzhou Baiyun Airport. Onboard the plane were 172,800 special “guests” – “Guangming No. 2” White Feathered Broiler eggs, bred entirely in China.
This shipment, produced by Foshan Gaoming District Xinguang Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Co Ltd in collaboration with the Beijing Institute of Animal Science of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, represents the first instance of China exporting its poultry breed to Pakistan.
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“This export of white-feathered broiler breeding eggs to Pakistan is highly significant for us,” said Liu Dawei, Deputy General Manager of Xinguang and head of the White Feather Broiler project, with enthusiasm. “It signals that more Chinese breeding eggs will be sent not just to Pakistan, but to markets around the world.”
According to the China Economic Net, the “Guangming No. 2” White Feather Broiler reaches a weight of over 3kg at just 42 days old and boasts a feed-to-weight ratio of 1.32-1.5:1. These broilers offer notable benefits, including rapid growth and a high survival rate.
The 172,800 hatching eggs exported to Pakistan could yield more than 50,000 sets of “Guangming No. 2” parent broilers after 21 days of incubation. In time, this could lead to the production of over 7 million commercial broilers, equating to more than 21,000 tonnes of chicken.
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