Beef is becoming a scarce commodity in Germany

게시됨 2021년 11월 12일

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Market expert Albert Hortmann-Scholten from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Agriculture anticipates a bright future for beef producers due to a scarcity of the commodity across the EU, leading to increased revenues. However, producers may have to share some of the price increases with processors and retailers due to rising raw material costs, including diesel, heating oil, fertilizer, and feed. The situation is also exacerbated by a shortage of dismantling personnel because of the pandemic. With a decreasing cattle population in Germany and global supply issues, beef prices are increasingly dependent on the prices of animal feed and other raw materials.
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Market expert Albert Hortmann-Scholten from the Lower Saxony Chamber of Agriculture predicts good prospects for beef producers. “Beef is a scarce commodity across the EU. This will also be noticeable in the revenues next year, and the positive trend will continue, ”explained the division manager to the Lower Saxony beef committee. The committee chairman, Martin Lüking, views the situation with skepticism: "Some of the price increases will remain with us producers, but we will have to pass some back on to processors and retailers," the bull fattener from the Nienburg area is certain. Raw material costs explode The reason for the subdued optimism is the "worrying cost explosion", according to Hortmann-Scholten, in the area of raw materials. Diesel, heating oil, fertilizer and, above all, feed are reaching record prices. What is happening on the market is also affected by a lack of dismantling personnel, primarily due to the still noticeable consequences of the corona pandemic. But ...

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