Organization and performance of chicken egg marketing in Northern Ghana

This study examined the organization and performance of chicken egg marketing in northern Ghana, relying on cross-sectional data from 180 randomly selected chicken egg marketers. Using descriptive statistics, Gini coefficient and gross margin analysis, the results revealed four chicken egg marketing...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of agriculture and food research 2023-06, Vol.12, p.100633, Article 100633
Hauptverfasser: Baagyere, Jonas, Abdul-Rahaman, Awal, Wongnaa, Camillus Abawiera, Amfo, Bismark, Issahaku, Gazali, Damba, Osman Tahidu, Abdulai, Abdul-Mumin
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Zusammenfassung:This study examined the organization and performance of chicken egg marketing in northern Ghana, relying on cross-sectional data from 180 randomly selected chicken egg marketers. Using descriptive statistics, Gini coefficient and gross margin analysis, the results revealed four chicken egg marketing channels, viz. Direct sales to consumers, itinerant wholesalers, sedentary wholesalers and retailers. The retailer marketing channel is the most patronized channel in the study area, followed by the wholesaler channel. The consumer marketing channel is the least patronized channel. A chicken egg marketer earns an average monthly gross margin and net return of GH₵807.40 and GH₵692.10, respectively. These findings suggest that the checking egg marketing in northern Ghana is lucrative. The Gini Coefficient of 55.87% implies moderate inequality among the marketers, and the market share is said to be oligopolistic. [Display omitted] •Four chicken egg marketing channels identified are direct sales, wholesalers and retailers.•The retailer marketing channel is the most patronized channel in the study area.•The checking egg marketing in northern Ghana is profitable.•There is high level of inequality in sales revenue among the chicken egg marketers.
ISSN:2666-1543
2666-1543
DOI:10.1016/j.jafr.2023.100633