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U.S. exports of live chickens, not more than 185 grams, breeding stock, broiler-type (meat-type) (HS 0105110020) totaled $30.7M in June 2026, traded with 30 countries.
This HS10 code covers live broiler-type (meat-type) breeding stock chickens weighing 185 grams or less, primarily day-old chicks from grandparent or parent flocks used to produce commercial broilers. This segment is critical to the global poultry meat supply chain, with trade concentrated among a handful of multinational genetics companies. Import requirements mirror those for layer-type breeding stock, with USDA APHIS oversight and strict disease-free certification.
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Broiler-type breeding stock chicks are raised to become parent or grandparent flocks that produce the fertile eggs hatched into commercial broilers for meat production. They represent the top tiers of the broiler production pyramid and carry premium genetic value for traits like feed conversion, growth rate, and meat yield.
Yes, avian influenza outbreaks in exporting countries frequently trigger import bans or regionalization measures. The US and other importing countries may suspend imports from affected regions based on OIE guidelines and bilateral sanitary agreements, making supply chain diversification a key risk management strategy.
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