France: Calm beef trade and stable prices

Published 2022년 12월 30일

Tridge summary

Trade activity for beef cattle is reduced due to the end of the year, with many markets canceled during the holidays. However, supply in slaughterhouses is planned to make up for the slowdown. Prices are relatively stable, but the implementation of the Egalim law 2 in 2023 is uncertain and may impact the industry. Dairy demand is low, but prices are holding up for correctly finished cows. Young cattle activity is very low, and the market is expected to remain calm with a favorable supply/demand balance in early 2023.
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Original content

Large Beef Cattle - Trade activity this last week of the year is reduced, with businesses with little need ahead of year-end inventories. The vast majority of markets were canceled during the holidays, but the supply of slaughterhouses was planned to compensate for the slowdown in trading activity (private or cooperative) also on holidays. Prices are relatively stable, but the big unknown for 2023 will be how quickly and under what conditions the applications of the Egalim law 2 will be implemented, whether in commercial negotiations between manufacturers and distributors, or in contractualisation, which is coming back to the fore, driven by the need to secure the supply of industrial tools. Nevertheless, with regard to the prices currently charged, breeders do not seem in a hurry to enter into this process. Dairy reforms – Demand from supermarkets is reduced between holidays. Manufacturers are preparing for the start of the school year, but they know very well that the promotions ...
Source: Pleinchamp

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