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Dairy exports from Argentina have seen a significant decline in both tonnage and value compared to the previous year, with a 17.5% drop in tons and a 19.4% drop in dollars between January and August. The main countries showing a decrease in dairy purchases from Argentina were China, Algeria, and Chile. However, there has been an increase in domestic sales of dairy products, particularly in fluid milk, powdered milk, and cheeses during the month of August.
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To continue reading the article, log in with your account or register on MilkPoint. Get access to exclusive content! In the latest report from the Sector Command Panel, it was announced that, between January and August, Argentine dairy exports fell 17.5% in tons and 19.4% in dollars, compared to the same period of the previous year. The amount of dairy exports in the eight months of the year was almost 220 thousand tons, which represents almost 870 million dollars. The countries that showed a drop in Argentine dairy purchases were China (-6%), Algeria (-77%) and Chile (-28%). Exportable products are led by powdered milk, followed by whey and mozzarella. With regard to the domestic market, there was an ...
Source: Milkpoint
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