Cheese prices in Argentina were ironed at the factory

Published 2022년 9월 19일

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Argentina's dairy industry is facing challenges due to seasonal milk production drops, low international prices, and weak domestic purchasing power. Dairy company owners, including Miguel Cerutti of La Playosa, are struggling to maintain prices and are shifting their focus to exports or selling to small cheese businesses. Ercole Felippa, president of the Dairy Industry center, has refuted rumors of upcoming milk imports. According to PylaCor, which represents small factories in the Villa María Basin, prices for products like cream cheese and fresh Sardinian have seen decreases in September.
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The seasonal rise in milk production, the unattractive prices on the international market (which are below the domestic market to pay) and the weakness of the average purchasing power of Argentines have formed a downward cocktail. Miguel Cerutti, owner of a dairy company in La Playosa, told TodoLechería that "he is making enormous efforts to sustain prices and that he has decided to increase the sale of milk to export factories or cheese SMEs" in need of the fluid. In the same direction, Ercole Felippa, president of the Dairy Industry center, expressed himself, who in an interview with TodoAgro Radio confirmed that prices "at the factory gate are ironed", and at the same time emphatically dismissed rumors that Argentina should import milk in the short or medium term, as indicated by some estates, including the Rural Society of Rosario. The consultation of a dozen factories coincided with what was reported by PylaCor, a group that brings together small factories in the Villa María ...
Source: On24

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