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How much of its own chicken and eggs the country grows

PSA’s self-sufficiency ratio for chicken meat and for chicken eggs: the share of what the country used that the country produced, back to 1988.

What this figure is not

Not USDA’s figure. USDA’s balance sheet puts the domestic share of chicken meat materially lower for the same years, on a different weight basis, and the two are never blended here.

Why these are read together

One of these two lines moves and the other does not. Eggs have read exactly 100 every year since at least 2018 while chicken meat sits in the high 80s and low 90s, and the gap between a flat line and a moving one is the finding. On its own the egg series looks like a broken chart.

How much of its own chicken and eggs the country grows PSA’s self-sufficiency ratio for chicken meat and for chicken eggs: the share of what the country used that the country produced, back to 1988. Source: PSA OpenSTAT: Agri-Fishery Indicators, Self-Sufficiency Ratio, read 2026-08-15.

Axis starts at 80, not 0.

38 annual observations from PSA OpenSTAT: Agri-Fishery Indicators, Self-Sufficiency Ratio, 1988 to 2025. Chicken meat self-sufficiency starts at 100 percent in 1988 and ends at 91.9 percent in 2025. Highest 100 percent in 1988, lowest 84.7 percent in 2016. Chicken egg self-sufficiency starts at 99.7 percent in 1988 and ends at 100 percent in 2025. Highest 100 percent in 1990, lowest 99.7 percent in 1988. Every value is in the table below.

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The 2 series in this set

Chicken meat self-sufficiency

The share of the chicken the country used that the country grew, on PSA’s own definition: production over production plus imports less exports.

Latest published figure

91.90 percent

PSA OpenSTAT: Agri-Fishery Indicators, Self-Sufficiency Ratio (read on 2026-08-15)

Read the other 26 periods on this series’ data page

Where this comes from

What it measures
The share of the chicken the country used that the country grew, on PSA’s own definition: production over production plus imports less exports.
Unit
percent
Geography
PH
Covers
Observations
38
Source
Download the whole series
/data/chicken-meat-ssr
How to cite this
PSA OpenSTAT: Agri-Fishery Indicators, Self-Sufficiency Ratio. Chicken meat self-sufficiency. Compiled by Manoknomics, manoknomics.com/presyo.

See what is missing, and what was tried

Chicken egg self-sufficiency

The same PSA measure applied to eggs. It has read exactly 100 every year since at least 2018.

Latest published figure

100 percent

PSA OpenSTAT: Agri-Fishery Indicators, Self-Sufficiency Ratio (read on 2026-08-15)

Read the other 26 periods on this series’ data page

Where this comes from

What it measures
The same PSA measure applied to eggs. It has read exactly 100 every year since at least 2018.
Unit
percent
Geography
PH
Covers
Observations
38
Source
Download the whole series
/data/chicken-egg-ssr
How to cite this
PSA OpenSTAT: Agri-Fishery Indicators, Self-Sufficiency Ratio. Chicken egg self-sufficiency. Compiled by Manoknomics, manoknomics.com/presyo.

See what is missing, and what was tried

A blank period means the source published no figure for it. It is not a zero and it is not carried forward from the month before.