Antigua and Barbuda: Cow's milk deliveries are around last year's level

Published 2021년 7월 8일

Tridge summary

Despite a slight decrease of 0.4% in the first five months of 2021, cow's milk deliveries to industries are roughly on par with 2020 levels, reaching 3.17 million tons. There has been a monthly uptick in deliveries since March, foreshadowing a potential increase in production over 2020. However, the average price in May was slightly higher than in April at 0.335 euros/liter, though it remains above the prices of the past five years. The number of ranchers making deliveries has continued to decline, dropping to 11,880 in May from 11,924 in April and 12,586 in May 2020.
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Original content

Deliveries of cow's milk to industries in the January-May period are at a very similar level to the same months of 2020, according to the latest data published by the Food Information and Control Agency (AICA). In the first five months of the year they reached 3.17 million tons, just 0.4% less than last year. Since March they have been growing on a monthly basis, so an increase in production could be expected this year compared to 2020. As for the price, in May it yielded again compared to April. The weighted average was 0.335 euros / liter, compared to 0.336 euros the previous month. However, it remains ...
Source: Agropopular

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