EU milk production will be stable or increase slightly until 2025

Published 2024년 10월 21일

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The EU Milk Market Observatory forecasts stable or slightly increasing milk production in the EU, led by Germany, France, Poland, the Netherlands, Italy, and Ireland. A 0.5% rise is expected in 2024, with a further 0.2% in 2025, assuming favorable weather and high milk prices. Despite fewer dairy cows, improved cow performance is anticipated to compensate. Cheese production is set to grow significantly, while butter production may decline due to high demand and limited output. Skimmed milk powder production is projected to remain stable, with a slight increase in 2025.
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According to the report of the EU Milk Market Observatory, milk production in the European Union is expected to remain almost unchanged or increase slightly. This is also reflected in the short-term milk market outlook recently published by the European Commission. According to estimates, the total milk production of the EU is around 155 million tonnes per year. The list of producers is headed by Germany, France, Poland, the Netherlands, Italy and Ireland. Together, these countries account for nearly 70% of EU milk production. Hungary produced 1,974.3 million liters of milk in 2023. At home, the buyer price and export price of raw milk rose at the end of the summer, and the price of processed dairy products also increased. In the 27 member states of the EU, a 0.5% increase in milk production is forecast for 2024, and a further, albeit moderate, improvement of 0.2% is expected for 2025. This requires the weather to be at least acceptable and milk prices to remain above average. ...
Source: AgroForum

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