ZPM: Things are going badly on the EU pork market

Published 2023년 8월 31일

Tridge summary

Pork production in several EU Member States has seen a significant decline, with Denmark experiencing the deepest drop at 18.3%. The prices of fattened pigs have also been falling, although analysts do not expect a price catastrophe due to low supply. EU pork exports have decreased by 16.4%, with China being the largest destination, while pork imports to the EU remain at a negligible level.
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Original content

A decline in slaughter in pieces was recorded in all Member States, except Greece (+5.6%), but in tonnes the decline concerned all. A deep decline in slaughter in Denmark was already recorded, which deepened significantly in the first five months of the year (-18.3% on an annual basis, calculated in pieces). In addition, production fell in the largest pork producers: in Spain and Germany, by 9 and 9.5 percent, respectively. Deep drops also apply to Slovakia (-13.9%), Latvia (-13.2%) and Belgium (-13.1%). A relatively low decrease in production concerns Romania, Sweden, Italy and Hungary (decreases from -1 to -2.6%). Big drops in prices of fattened pigs After several months of increases, the prices of fattening pigs have unfortunately been falling recently. In the 33rd week of 2023, the average purchase price of pigs for classes S and E on the EU market was EUR 239.9/100 kg, i.e. - 4.4 percent. month to month. The demand from slaughterhouses is not excessive. Due to the fact that ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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