Production of organic milk grows in Austria

Published 2021년 7월 24일

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The Austrian milk market has experienced growth, even during the Covid-19 pandemic, with increases across all metrics according to the trade department of the Austrian Embassy. The fastest growing segment is biomilk. Austria produced 3.9 million tons of milk in 2020, with 3.1 million tons consumed domestically. The country has seen a decrease in the number of manufacturers, from 82,000 to 25,000, over the past decade due to amalgamation and cooperation, while productivity and the average amount of milk production per company have significantly increased. There are approximately 525,000 dairy cows in Austria.
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Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the Austrian milk market has seen growth across all metrics. The fastest growing share in total production is the share of biomilk. This was stated by the representative of the trade department of the Austrian Embassy Evgeniya Ugro within the framework of MilkyForum 2021. “In 2020, Austria produced 3.9 million tons of milk, of which 3.1 million tons were consumed in the domestic market. In Austria, there is a very strict gradation of drinking milk, which, accordingly, has a different price. For example, drinking milk from cows that feed on silage fodder (occupies 70% of the market), "green" milk from cows consuming fresh grass, hay and grain meal (10%), biomilk from cows mainly on free grazing, "green" biomilk , which is produced in accordance with the EU Directive (6.6%), ”notes Evgenia Ugro. According to her, the average purchase price for milk, including 13% VAT, as of March 2021 ranged from 35 euros per 100 kg for ordinary drinking milk to 49.3 ...

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