The situation on the beef market in Poland is quite unstable

Published 2022년 11월 18일

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Beef prices have seen a decrease despite expectations for an increase due to inflation and changing consumption trends. The situation is further complicated by rising milk prices and uncertainties about the future of production costs and selling prices. The introduction of the green deal and new regulations present additional challenges for breeders. Processors are trying to balance the need to raise prices for producers with the need to keep prices affordable for consumers. Despite these challenges, breeders are trying to find opportunities for growth.
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- Most buyers predicted an increase in beef prices at the turn of October and November. Unfortunately, the market verified it. Not only have prices not increased recently, but quite the opposite, at the turn of the last month there were downward corrections, which were forced by the situation on the market. The main role in this process is played by raging inflation, which affects the changes in the consumption trend of beef, which is already perceived as an expensive raw material, says Grzegorz Prabucki, Director of Cattle Purchase at Skłodowcy Sp. z o. o. As the interlocutor notes, the price of milk has increased quite significantly recently, so that farmers' decisions to eliminate herds have been suspended. The supply of cows on the market slightly decreased, which slowed down further reductions. - The biggest problem today is price increases and uncertainty about what the future holds. Both on the side of breeders - there are many unknowns about how they will develop, among ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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