The dairy products market in Poland (03/21/2021)

Published 2021년 4월 2일

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The article reports on the significant increase in the selling prices of various dairy products in Poland and foreign markets from mid-March 2021, compared to the previous week and month. In Poland, butter prices saw an upward trend, with block butter costing 17.45 PLN/kg, a 3% increase from the previous week and 12% from the previous month. Packaged butter also saw a rise, reaching 17.61 PLN/kg. Skimmed milk powder (SMP) and whole powdered milk also experienced price hikes.

On the international stage, the prices for butter, SMP, and whole milk powder in ports of Western Europe, the USA, and Oceania increased, with butter prices showing the most significant rise, particularly in Oceania. This surge in dairy product prices compared to the previous year, with butter and whole milk powder experiencing the most notable increases in Western Europe and Oceania.
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Original content

Selling prices of dairy products Dairy plants monitored within the Integrated Agricultural Market Information System of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development on March 15-21, 2021, butter in blocks sold at 17.45 PLN / kg, which is 3% more expensive than a week earlier and 12% more than a month ago . Packaged butter was sold at PLN 17.61 / kg, which is 1% more than in the previous week and 5% more than a month earlier. Block butter was 21% more expensive than last year, and packaged butter - by 7%. The selling price of SMP amounted to PLN 10.60 / kg and was higher by 4% than the week before and 6% higher than the month before. The price for whole powdered milk was PLN 13.28 / kg. It was a price level higher by 4.5% than in the previous quotation and by 8% higher than a month earlier. Compared to the prices from the previous year, SMP was 2% cheaper, and PMP - 5% more expensive. Domestic producers of Edam cheese sold PLN 14.13 / kg, ie 1% more than a week earlier and 3.5% ...
Source: Gospodarz

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