Despite the agreements, butchers in Argentina raised prices

Published 2022년 1월 11일

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Beef prices at butcher's counters increased by 9.7% in December, leading to a total increase of 50.7% from February to December 2021. Pork and chicken prices rose by 41.4% and 29.8% respectively over the same period. Factors such as lower livestock availability and drought could further drive up meat prices. The national government implemented an economic price plan for five barbecue cuts for Christmas and New Years. There was a decrease in meat processing industry in Argentina, leading to a decrease in stock. Ciccra confirmed a year-on-year drop in exports, with 737,600 tons shipped in the first eleven months of 2021, a 11.3% decrease compared to the same period of the previous year.
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The price of beef cuts at the butcher's counters increased 9.7% in December, according to private statistics. In this way, when analyzing the February-December 2021 period, the accumulated increase reached 50.7%, in line with the general inflation that the Indec will release tomorrow, although with one month less analysis than the national CPI. Meanwhile, the year-on-year increases in pork and chicken were lower, reaching 41.4% and 29.8%, respectively. In the coming months, one of the factors that could generate upward pressure on meat prices will be the lower availability of livestock. According to the Chamber of Industry and Commerce of Meat (Ciccra), between January and November, the meat processing industry processed 11.8 million head of heads, representing a year-on-year cut of 9.9%. Added to this drop in stock is concern about the lack of rain. This medium consulted sources from the livestock business about the impact of the drought on public sales values, who estimated that ...
Source: Baenegocios

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