Milk production in France drops further in February

Published 2023년 4월 18일

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In France, the price for conventional milk surpassed that of milk with a protected origin for the first time in January. The price for conventional milk rose by 22.9% in February compared to the previous year, while the average price for all milk flows increased by 21.4%. The share of organic milk increased to 5.2% of total collection, and the share of milk with protected origin was 16.9%. Regional prices and production levels varied, and while milk collection fell in France, it rose by an average of 1% in Europe. France's production of packaged cream, butter, and packaged milk, as well as soft cheeses, continued to grow year on year in February.

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In January, the price for conventional milk was higher than for milk with a protected origin (AOP/PGI) for the first time. In France, this flow of milk from the region constitutes an important share of the total production. The price for conventional milk was 22.9 percent higher in February than in February 2022 at an average of 46.90 euros per 100 liters with a content of 3.8 percent fat and 3.2 percent protein. The price of all milk flows together – conventional, organic and of protected origin – increased on average by 21.4 percent compared to the same period last year and came to 48.30 euros per 100 litres. The share of organic milk increased in February and reached 5.2 percent of total collection, compared to 5 percent in February 2022. The share of milk with origin protection is 16.9 percent of total French milk production. Regional differences The price increases are not the same everywhere. For example, the average milk price in southeastern France rose by 16.6 percent on ...

Source: Nieuwe Oogst