Netherlands: Poultry meat again 2% more expensive

게시됨 2023년 6월 8일

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In March 2023, the consumer price index of poultry meat in the Netherlands increased by 2% from January, reaching 145 points (2015=100). Despite this, ex-slaughterhouse prices and the producer price index saw minimal increase. The price index for fast-growing broilers, sold to the foodservice market and exports, actually decreased slightly. High feed costs, along with expensive gas and electricity, are challenges for poultry farmers. However, current selling prices are higher than last year and cover costs for most companies. The poultry industry is integrated and highly coordinated, with over 600 companies delivering broilers to about ten medium and large slaughterhouses. Approximately 35-40% of these broilers are slow-growing, sold in supermarkets. Prices in the Netherlands are also influenced by foreign markets.

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In March 2023, the consumer price index of poultry meat was 145 points (2015=100) 2% higher than in January. Ex-slaughterhouse prices on the domestic market have risen by less than half a percent in those two months. The producer price index stood at over 147 points in March, half a point higher than in January. The farm gate price index, which applies to regular, fast-growing broilers, has fallen by about half a point to 138 points. The consumer price index (CPI) of poultry meat reached 145 points in March 2023 (2015=100), an increase of 2% compared to January. Prices in the supply chain remained fairly stable. The price index of domestic ex-slaughterhouse products (PPI) remained at around 147 points. The producer price abroad (not in the figure) also remained at the same level (approximately 139 points). The index of ex-farm prices remained at about 138 points during the months of January-March. In January 2022, the price level was still at 109 points. The ex-farm prices refer ...

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