The traditional reduction in cheese prices in Ukraine is not forecast

Published 2021년 6월 17일

Tridge summary

The Ukrainian cheese trade remains active with stable export prices and no significant reduction in demand expected until July. Despite high production costs, an traditional price drop is not expected and promo tools will be used more often. Cheese exports have decreased by 20% in May and are expected to decline further in June. Exports of processed cheese to Iraq have decreased by a third in May, while sales of real semi-hard cheese have increased slightly. Cheese imports have also stabilized with over 3,000 tons of rennet cheeses imported last month, primarily from Poland. Imports of processed cheese are more active this year despite higher prices in Europe.
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Original content

The cheese trade in Ukraine is still active. A significant seasonal decline in demand is postponed to July. This was reported by Infagro, writes agronews.ua. It seems that this year there will be no traditional reduction in cheese prices, too high production costs. But promo tools will be used more often. After some decline, the export price of the cheese product also stabilized. Including due to low prices, exports of cheese products are declining. In May, goods were sold 20% less than in April (1.5 thousand tons). The figure in June will be even more modest. Exports of processed cheese to Iraq have stopped growing. In May, deliveries decreased by a third, to 550 tons. But sales of real semi-hard cheese even increased slightly. In May, 400 tons were exported. Cheese imports have not been growing for a couple of months now. It pleases. Last month, slightly more than 3,000 tons of rennet ...
Source: AgronewsUA

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