THE AVIAN FLU IMPACT ON THE ROMANIAN POULTRY MARKET

Silvius Stanciu () and Roxana Sarbu ()
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Silvius Stanciu: Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania
Roxana Sarbu: The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania

Risk in Contemporary Economy, 2015, 409-415

Abstract: Poultry meat represents one of the most dynamic branches of the local meat production. The poultry sector represents a good quality protein source, at an acceptable price as compared to other animal production domains. There has been an ascending evolution of the sector after the year 2000, although there appeared a series of discontinuities that affected agricultural production, mainly on a short-term basis. The Avian Flu led to 190 million euros’ worth losses at the level of Romanian national economy. Low consumption due to the impact was a short-term consequence, being rapidly amortized by the Romanian producers. The lack of some business continuity insurance measures can further affect the poultry meat sector, which does not have the necessary robustness needed in case of larger shocks. The following article proposes an analysis of the Avian Flu crisis economic effects on the Romanian meat sector, and it is part of a general framework of research regarding the Romanian food chain resilience to critical situations.

Keywords: poultry; Avian Flu; meat; market; BCM (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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