Calves – Trade remains dynamic in France

Published 2024년 6월 2일

Tridge summary

Despite low market volumes, integrators are keeping prices for small calves stable, with a ceiling of €200 for Prim'Holsteins. Demand is increasing for high-quality Norman or crossbred calves for young cattle production. Export activity is strong for Montbéliards, contributing to stable prices. However, trade becomes tougher after Pentecost, with a drop in sales and a expected decrease in prices, which could allow veal to return to restaurants. The expert predicts an insufficient supply and firm prices across all calf categories, but a decline in demand and prices for beef calves is expected in June.
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Original content

Fattening and breeding calves – Despite low volumes on the markets with the calving period approaching its low point, integrators are maintaining control over the prices of small calves. Trade is fluid, with prices which are maintained without difficulty in the Prim'Holsteins, but with a ceiling of €200 which seems difficult to exceed. Demand is increasing for good Norman or crossbred calves (mole or white blue) intended for the production of young cattle. In the case of Montbéliards, export activity remains strong, which keeps prices at a good level. Marketing is more active, with better priced prices for good meaty yellow or white blue cross calves. Limousins are in better demand for September outings, but prices are stable. Slaughter calves – Trade gets tougher as it does every year after Pentecost, with a drop in sales in stores, even if this year we cannot blame the high temperatures. This drop in prices will allow a return of ...
Source: Pleinchamp

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