After appreciation in June, dairy market shows signs of stability in Brazil

Published 2021년 8월 2일

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The Brazilian dairy sector in Paraná is experiencing a surge in prices for products with greater weight in the sales mix, such as mozzarella, white cheese, UHT milk, and spot milk, leading to an overall price increase in June. However, prices stabilized or slightly decreased in the first three weeks of July, with a projected slight decrease of 0.92% for the month of August. The prices of derivatives with lower trading volume, such as dairy drinks, cottage cheese, sour cream, dulce de leche, and butter, accumulated highs in June and July. Despite these positive trends, producers face challenges such as reduced purchasing power, high inflation, and climate issues like successive frosts that can reduce dairy product supply.

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The advance was driven by the good performance of products with greater weight in the sales mix, such as mozzarella, white cheese, UHT milk and spot milk. In the first three weeks of July, however, the sector showed signs of entering a stable trend. The projection of the Parity Council for Milk Producers/Industries of Paraná (Conseleite-PR) is that the month will end with a slight decrease of 0.92%, with the projected reference price of R$ 1.9422, for milk delivered in July, to be paid in August. The scenario was presented at a meeting of Conseleite-PR held on Tuesday (27), by videoconference. According to the survey, derivatives with greater representation in the mix had widespread appreciation in June, but remained stable or had a slight retreat in July. The prices of mozzarella, for example, rose 15.46% in June, but retreated 3.64% in the partial of July. UHT prices rose 11.15% last month, remaining stable in July. Mozzarela and UHT are the most sold products in Paraná, ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio