Brazil: Milk should not reduce price level

게시됨 2022년 8월 30일

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The article explains the significant increase in milk prices in Brazil, which has led to concerns about affordability for consumers. Despite expectations of supply rebalancing in November, primarily from crops in Minas Gerais and Goiás, prices are not expected to decrease. The rise in prices is attributed to increased production costs and border closures, limiting imports. The dairy industry is navigating challenges such as drought and consumer deception with alternative milk products. Despite these challenges, the industry is exploring export opportunities to balance accounts and is focused on quality products with added value.

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In recent months, milk has reached price levels never seen before and has become a weighty item in the basic food basket. Today, with little product available, the sector should recover stocks from November onwards, mainly due to the crops in Minas Gerais and Goiás. The rebalancing of supply, however, will not be enough to reduce retail value. "I understand that the level of the price of milk is different. If we actually returned to the level of 2021, it would be very worrying for the sector. We have to be careful, despite knowing that the consumer is important to have an issue of affordable prices. We know effectively that boxed milk, powdered milk, mozzarella cheese or snacks are mass consumption products and when the consumer increases, he has to make some choices", says Darlan Palharini, executive secretary of the Dairy in Rio Grande do Sul (Sindilat). According to him, the observed increase represents losses suffered by the sector throughout 2020 and 2021 with the sharp ...

출처: Milkpoint