In twelve months, the price paid for a liter of milk to the MS, Brazil producer increases 28%

Published 2021년 5월 31일

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Rural properties in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, have experienced a 28% increase in the price of milk paid to producers, rising from R$1.31 to R$1.69 per liter over the past year. This positive trend in the dairy sector can be effectively leveraged for profitability if farmers seek professional management and technical assistance, as provided by ATeG of Senar MS. Additionally, exports of Brazilian dairy products have surged by 188% in April 2021 compared to the same month in 2020, with products like powdered milk, sour cream, cheese, and butter being the most popular. The rising international currency rates have made dairy exports more profitable for Brazilian producers.

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Appreciation can be more easily converted into profitability if there is professional management in rural properties, such as that offered by ATeG of Senar MS. The price of a liter of milk paid to rural producers in Mato Grosso do Sul, in the twelve-month period, showed a significant increase of 28%, from R$1.31 in April 2020 to R$1.69 this year. This increase, which is positive for the sector, can be more easily converted into profit if producers seek training and technical and managerial assistance for their properties. This is the subject of the Agricultural Market this Monday (31). This happens in rural properties assisted by Senar/MS. Data from ATeG (Technical and Management Assistance) in Dairy Cattle show that, in February, March and April, the rural producers served managed to receive an amount equal to or even higher than that reported by CEPEA, which was R$1.69. According to the latest edition of the Casa Rural Bulletin, released on May 27, the greater the volume and ...

Source: Cnabrasil