Poultry group Quantum Foods is starting to finally see some price increases coming through to support the battered South African egg sector, but is not holding its breath for a major recovery anytime soon.
Poultry group Quantum Foods is starting to see some price increases coming through to support SA's battered egg industry, but it isn't holding its breath for a major recovery any time soon.
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