Italy: Positive trend for meat, butter, oil and wine

Published 2021년 2월 2일

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The article reports a positive trend in the agricultural market, with rising prices for cattle and pigs, yet stable prices for Parmesan cheese and grain. Butter prices are on the rise, and the cattle market is looking healthy with increased demand. The pig market is also showing positive signs due to stable demand and limited supply. There is a very slight increase in the average prices of national extra virgin olive oil. However, the common wines market has seen no recent changes, with white product remaining at 3.19 euros per hectare and common red wine at 4.03 euros per hectare.

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Rising price lists for both cattle and pigs. The values of the two Parmesan cheese with the Caseari denomination are stable, grain stable but the butter grows Even during the last octave of January the market of Parmesan cheese with denomination has been stable, the price lists of the various squares have in fact faithfully traced the prices previous. In practice, this is the trend that has characterized the two national leading products over the last two weeks, apart from some slight upward adjustments for the younger productions of both Parmigiano Reggiano and Grana Padano. For both exchanges they were mostly normal. On the other hand, the butters that sprout a few cents more in both the Emilian and Lombard squares maintain an upward trend. Specifically, the churned cheese reaches an average price of 1.25 euros per kilo, thanks to recoveries of 5 cents on all markets. Likewise, EEC butter in both Milan and Mantua is quoted at 3.30 euros per kilo (+ 1.5% var. Cong .; -1.5% var. ...

Source: Terraevita