The purchase price of raw cow's milk in our country is 8 to 20% below the EU average

게시됨 2023년 1월 26일

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Bulgaria pays around 10% less for raw cow's milk than the average price in the European Union, according to EU data. The price has been 7-8 to 20 percent lower than the EU average in the last three years. However, despite the lower purchase price, the retail price of dairy products in Bulgaria has seen a significant increase. The production of fresh packaged milk, cow's milk cheese, and cream decreased in 2022, while there was growth in the production of drinking cow's milk with additives and butter. The main importers of Bulgarian dairy products are Germany and Poland.

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원본 콘텐츠

The purchase price of Bulgarian raw cow's milk is about 10 percent lower than the average in the European Union. According to data from the European Commission for the month of December 2022, the average purchase price in the EU is about 58 euro cents, and in our country about 52 cents. The highest price for raw cow's milk is received by livestock farmers in Ireland - 69 euro cents. The cheapest is paid to cattle breeders in Slovakia – 46 euro cents. In France, Latvia and Lithuania, the purchase is also below the Bulgarian prices and is between 49 and 51 euro cents per kg. Dairy producers from neighboring Greece and Romania sell raw milk for around 60 euro cents. Bulgarian purchase prices for cow's milk have moved by 7-8 to 20 percent below the European average in the last three years, another Brussels graph shows. The biggest convergence was recorded in June 2020, when there were logistical problems for the import of foreign raw milk. The biggest difference is in July-August ...

출처: Agroplovdiv