Brazil: Embrapa CiLeite situation note presents complex global challenges to the milk chain

Published 2023년 11월 23일

Tridge summary

The global economic scenario is facing multiple challenges, including the ongoing Covid pandemic, the War between Russia and Ukraine, and the conflict between Israel and Palestine. These conflicts have contributed to weakening economies, reduced imports, and lower commodity prices. In the dairy market, there has been a drop in profitability for farms around the world, including in Brazil, leading to a decrease in milk production and lower prices. However, there are potential factors that could support prices in the future, such as a slowdown in domestic production and an increase in international prices, as well as new regulations on milk imports. Despite the challenges, there are positive factors like favorable unemployment rates and GDP growth that could contribute to an expansion in dairy sales. It is important for the industry to learn from the crisis and focus on increasing per capita consumption and improving efficiency to be more resilient to future crises.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

The global economic scenario remains complex and a new challenge arises at every moment. Almost four years ago, the world lived with the Covid pandemic, in an environment of extreme uncertainty that generated greater government spending, inflation and, subsequently, weakening demand. China, which also faces problems in the real estate market, saw its economy grow less, reduced imports and contributed to a drop in commodity prices. In February 2022, the War between Russia and Ukraine began, which is still going on. They are important countries in the fertilizer, fuel and food markets. In a world already full of adversity, the conflict between Israel and Palestine arises, which becomes more complicated every day, and could even trigger greater conflicts, involving other countries. The world lacks strong leadership and institutions, which makes conflict resolution difficult. Given this context, there are still higher interest rates in the United States and Europe, which are dealing ...

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