Official directory of Turkish poultry hatcheries and breeding companies authorized for day-old chick exports to the Russian Federation
Turkey is one of the world’s leading exporters of day-old chicks, with Russia representing a major destination market. The Turkish poultry breeding industry has developed advanced hatchery infrastructure, strict biosecurity protocols, and internationally recognized genetic lines that make it a preferred supplier for the Russian poultry sector. Day-old chick exports from Turkey to Russia are regulated under bilateral veterinary agreements and require certification from the Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (FSVPS).
The trade relationship between Turkey and Russia in the poultry sector has grown significantly over the past two decades. Turkish hatcheries supply broiler chicks, layer chicks, and parent stock to Russian poultry integrators, contributing to Russia’s food security strategy and domestic poultry production goals. The companies listed on this page are officially registered with FSVPS and authorized to export hatching eggs and day-old chicks from Turkish hatcheries to the Russian Federation.
Turkish company specializing in the production, sales, and export of day-old chicks and breeding stock. Alp Hindi operates as a comprehensive poultry enterprise involved in hatchery production, feed manufacturing, and import-export activities for poultry genetics and equipment, serving both domestic and international markets including Russia.
Breeding and egg production company operating in the Turkish poultry sector. As Ofis focuses on parent stock management, hatching egg production, and day-old chick supply. The company maintains breeding flocks for both broiler and layer lines, contributing to Turkey’s poultry genetics export capacity.
Integrated poultry company combining food production, logistics, and import-export operations. Celik Pilic manages broiler production, hatchery operations, and poultry product distribution, with active involvement in cross-border trade of day-old chicks and poultry products to international markets.
Turkish grandparent stock operation representing Cobb-Vantress, one of the world’s largest broiler breeding companies. Cobb Ana Damizlik produces parent stock chicks and hatching eggs from Cobb genetic lines, supplying Turkish poultry integrators and export markets including Russia with high-performance broiler genetics.
One of Turkey’s largest and oldest integrated poultry companies, founded in 1963. Keskinoglu operates breeding farms, hatcheries, feed mills, and processing facilities. The company is a major producer of day-old chicks and table eggs, with established export channels for breeding stock and hatching eggs to Russia and other international markets.
Kula-based agribusiness company operating in the feed and livestock sector. Kula Yag produces animal feed, vegetable oils, and manages poultry breeding activities. The company’s involvement in the poultry feed supply chain supports hatchery operations and day-old chick production for export markets.
Turkish breeding stock marketing and distribution company specializing in the sale of day-old chicks, parent stock, and hatching eggs. Zorluer serves as a commercial bridge between Turkish hatcheries and international buyers, facilitating exports of breeding poultry to Russia and neighboring countries.
Part of the Abalioglu Group, a major Turkish agribusiness conglomerate. Based in Torbali, Izmir, the company operates integrated poultry production including breeding, hatchery, feed manufacturing, and processing. Abalioglu is a significant supplier of day-old chicks and poultry products, with FSVPS authorization for exports to the Russian market.
Bolu-based integrated poultry company operating breeding farms and hatcheries in central Turkey. Beypilic produces broiler and layer day-old chicks with a focus on biosecurity and genetic quality. The company holds FSVPS certification for exporting hatching eggs and day-old chicks to the Russian Federation.
Aegean-region poultry company located in Torbali, Izmir. Ege-Tav operates breeding facilities and hatcheries for the production of day-old chicks. Situated in Turkey’s major poultry production corridor, the company benefits from proximity to Izmir port for efficient export logistics to Russia and other international destinations.
Bolu-region poultry integrator operating breeding and hatchery facilities in Banaz. Erpilic specializes in broiler production genetics and supplies day-old chicks to both domestic growers and export markets. The company is certified by Russian veterinary authorities for chick and hatching egg exports.
Sakarya-based integrated poultry company operating in Sogutlu, Sirakoy. Sen Pilic manages breeding farms, hatcheries, and feed production for its vertically integrated broiler operations. The company produces day-old chicks for domestic distribution and international export, including authorized shipments to the Russian market.
Turkish poultry production company involved in breeding and hatchery operations. Emre Pilic produces day-old chicks for the broiler industry and maintains FSVPS certification for exporting hatching eggs and chicks to the Russian Federation. The company also operates through authorized representative Ugur Yilmaz.
Authorized representative and branch operation linked to Emre Pilic. This entity handles the commercial and logistics aspects of day-old chick exports from Emre Pilic’s hatchery facilities to the Russian market, managing trade documentation, veterinary certificates, and export coordination.
All listed companies hold certification from Russia’s Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (FSVPS), required for legal chick and hatching egg exports.
Turkish hatcheries work with global breeding lines including Cobb, Ross, Hubbard, and Hy-Line, ensuring high-performance genetics for Russian poultry producers.
Chicks are exported via specialized climate-controlled air cargo from Istanbul and Izmir airports, with transit times under 24 hours to major Russian destinations.
Turkish export hatcheries comply with EU and Russian veterinary standards including SPF status, vaccination protocols, and AI surveillance requirements.
The Turkey-Russia day-old chick trade is governed by strict veterinary protocols designed to prevent the transmission of avian diseases. The FSVPS maintains an official register of Turkish companies authorized to export, and each shipment requires health certificates issued by the Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Russia has been a key growth market for Turkish poultry genetics, driven by its strategy to modernize domestic poultry production and reduce dependency on other suppliers. Turkish companies benefit from geographic proximity, competitive pricing, and established bilateral trade frameworks that facilitate regular and reliable chick exports.