In Ukraine, the owner of a snail farm fed 20 tons of wild boar: unprofitable

Published 2020년 8월 6일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the significant challenge faced by farmers and processors, as revealed by Sergei Danileyko, co-founder of Ukrainian Snail Holding, due to the risk of selling snails at a loss this season. This situation is attributed to the low consumer market price, influenced by competition from Spain and Morocco, both of which are experiencing surplus due to quarantine measures. The threat of a second wave of coronavirus is expected to further decrease consumer demand, leading to an economically unreasonable price drop. As a result, some manufacturers have had to dispose of unsold snails, with many feeding them to wild boars due to the inability to sell.
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Original content

This season, there is a high probability that the snail will be bought below cost, said the co-founder of the farm "Snail 2016" and processing company Ukrainian Snail Holding Sergei Danileyko. This was reported by AgroPortal, writes agronews.ua. "The price will be formed based on the consumer market. And at this stage, unfortunately, it is very low. In Spain, now buy 1-1.5 euros. At the same time, we have to compete with the Moroccan snail, which is also now in excess due to quarantine, ”says the manufacturer. According to him, in the case of the second wave of coronavirus consumption of this product will decrease even ...
Source: AgronewsUA

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