Inflation in dairy prices in Bulgaria reached 37%

Published 2021년 10월 13일

Tridge summary

Dairy prices are experiencing inflation with whey seeing the highest increase of 37%. There has also been a rise in the prices of whole milk powder, skimmed milk powder, butter, and cheddar cheese. China has compensated for the increase in imports, with the highest growth seen in condensed milk, whey, skimmed milk powder, and cheese. The Center for Economic Research in Agriculture (SARA) predicts a decrease in the number of dairy cows in Bulgaria and a reduction in milk production, leading to an expected increase in milk prices due to rising production costs and raw milk prices. A SARA study shows a decrease in factor productivity in the dairy sector from 2008-2010 to 2017-2019, indicating challenges and a decline in competitiveness.
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Inflation in dairy prices continues to rise. In whey, the growth is as much as 37%, according to an analysis by scientists from the Center for Economic Research in Agriculture - SARA. On an annual basis, there is also an increase in prices for whole milk powder (21%), skimmed milk powder (24%), butter (17%) and cheddar cheese (9%). China immediately offset the increase in imports - for the first seven months it increased for all categories of dairy products, with the highest growth in condensed milk (64%), whey (51%), skimmed milk powder (45%) and cheese 44%). All this reinforces the positive price trend. SARA forecasts that the number of dairy cows in Bulgaria in 2021 will decrease to 221 thousand animals, 3 less than in 2020. Estimates for total milk production in 2021 are 985 thousand tons, which is by 2% less than in 2020. The price of milk is expected to increase due to rising production costs and rising prices of raw milk (milk powder and raw milk on the free market). A ...
Source: Agronovinite

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