France: Calves integrators put the pressure on

Published 2024년 8월 11일

Tridge summary

The article discusses the current state of the calf fattening and breeding market in France. It highlights that while integrators may have fewer workshops in summer, prices will not drop significantly due to sufficient supply. Traders are anticipating market closures, leading to a surge in supply for week 34. Exports to Spain remain stable with high prices. Integrators are being selective with the calves they are keeping, maintaining high prices for good dairy crossbreeds and certain other breeds. Veal calf trade is tight but remains stable, with reasonable prices and few delays in releases. The upcoming school year is expected to stabilize the market further.
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Fattening and breeding calves – If integrators have fewer fattening workshops available in the middle of summer, the level of supply is not overabundant to trigger pressure on prices. The latter will be shifted in time (after August 15). The supply is a little more loaded with traders who anticipate the closing of markets next week, to avoid an overload of goods for week 34. Export to Spain is stable with prices that remain high, whether in Montbéliards, good dairy calves or in all crossbreeds. Integrators maintain their prices in good Prim’Holstein or Norman calves, even if sorting is stricter in the batches of calves by removing the lighter calves or those without potential. Prices remain at very good levels for dairy crossbreeds or mixed R and O conformation. The trend is also to maintain prices in yellow or Blanc Bleus calves with meat and good conformation. In very good Limousin calves, prices are easily renewed in the face of falling availability. Veal calves – Commercial ...
Source: Pleinchamp

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