Abstract
Egg production holds a unique position in the market due to its high economic efficiency. The key advantages include a short production cycle, high productivity, minimal feed costs, environmental sustainability, and proximity to major markets. These factors help keep egg prices affordable and drive annual consumption growth. The study aims to analyze the long-term development features of the global egg market and assess the export potential of domestic production by systematizing the factors and risks that negatively affect the industry's development, and then proposing regulatory measures. The study's outcome is an analysis of the main trends and growth directions in the global egg market, along with an examination of the key factors hindering industry development. One of the key areas of analysis is the study of egg supply geography and the long-term price dynamics. This allows identifying promising regions for increasing production and consumption. To support a favorable forecast for the further development of the egg market as a strategically important segment for food security, appropriate measures must be taken. By addressing barriers, Kazakhstan can enhance the export potential of its egg products and become a competitive player in the international market.