Tridge summary
The article highlights a decrease in the average purchase price of extra grade milk in Ukraine, from UAH 12.18/kg to UAH 12.13/kg, reflecting a broader trend of falling dairy prices across Europe. This decrease is attributed to the adaptation of producers and processors to market realities, following a period of increased milk prices due to reduced production in Europe and New Zealand. The war in Ukraine has led to a decline in dairy imports, a reduction in the domestic market, and challenges such as rising feed prices and the occupation of agricultural land by Russia. These factors contribute to the instability of raw milk prices in Ukraine, while also impacting the production of condensed milk powder and butter. The article suggests that these price fluctuations are expected to be managed to minimize significant impacts on large batches of milk, with the maximum price for extra grade milk likely to range between UAH 12.10 and 12.20 per kg until mid-summer.
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Original content
The analyst of the Association of Milk Producers Giorgii Kukhaleishvili reports. The average purchase price of extra grade milk amounted to UAH 12.13/kg excluding VAT, which is 5 kopecks less than in March. The price range for this variety in farms varies from UAH 10.84/kg to UAH 12.70/kg. The upper limit of the price range dropped by 10 kopecks. The price of the higher grade also dropped by 5 kopecks, to UAH 12.13/kg without VAT. The order of prices for this milk in farms is from UAH 10.00/kg to UAH 12.10/kg. The average price of first-grade milk decreased by 3 kopecks, to UAH 11.64/kg without VAT. The minimum price in farms was UAH 10.00/kg, and the maximum was UAH 11.80/kg. The upper limit of the price range for the first grade decreased by 10 kopecks. The weighted average price of the three varieties fell by 4 kopecks and amounted to UAH 11.97/kg without VAT. Heorhiy Kukhaleishvili suggests that the reduction of prices for raw materials in Ukraine is connected with the ...
Source: MilkUA
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