Young bull prices are falling significantly this week as well. Slaughterhouse prices are putting pressure on farm prices. Slaughter cows, on the other hand, remain scarce and stable. An overview of the market.
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Slaughter cattle The prices for young bulls are falling noticeably again this week. Slaughterhouses are exerting pressure with house prices. Slaughter cows, on the other hand, remain scarce and stable. An overview of the market. The price formation for young bulls is currently very difficult. In the northwest, bull lots have recently remained unsold because the large slaughterhouses continue to operate with house prices and have reduced their overall slaughter volume. The current price deduction amounts to minus 15 cents, which is significant. Bavaria is still trading below the level of the northwest, which is unusual. Despite the persistently weak meat market, the signals indicate that the price downturn is slowly coming to a halt. The surcharge for housing form 3 is currently 35 to 40 cents per kilogram of slaughter weight – the 40 cents are likely to establish themselves as the middle surcharge. However, the spread of surcharges for young bulls remains large depending on the ...