ANKARA In response to rising egg demand from international markets, particularly the United States, Turkish authorities have introduced regulatory measures to stabilize domestic prices. A recent avian flu outbreak in the U.S. has disrupted supply chains, driving up egg prices and increasing the country’s reliance on imports. To prevent price surges in Türkiye, the government has imposed a levy of $0.50 per kilogram on table egg exports under the Support and Price Stability Fund ( DFIF ), as