Customs data for August, the latest month available, shows that China's chicken meat exports kept accelerating through the third quarter. The month-on-month change was flat (up 0.69%), which matters: it means the high volume was sustained rather than a one-off spike. Few origins can place that kind of continuous volume into overseas markets.
The fastest growth is in exactly the categories Gulf, African and Central Asian importers buy: bone-in frozen chicken cuts grew almost threefold year on year, and standardized cut specifications - not whole birds - now dominate the export book. For buyers, that means deeper supply, more consistent grading and shorter lead times from Chinese plants than the market offered two years ago.
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Source: China Customs monthly import and export statistics for August 2026, compiled by the China Feed Industry Information Network (chinafeed.com.cn), 24 September 2026.