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Goat milk prices will remain under pressure for the time being in France

Published Apr 12, 2024

Tridge summary

In 2023, goat milk production in the Benelux region has soared to around 420 million liters, on par with France, with Flemish farms contributing 63.74 million liters, a 6% increase from the previous year. Despite the growth, with 68 dairy goat farms now in Flanders, the region is grappling with a surplus of goat's milk, leading to significant price cuts by Dutch processors, sometimes over 10%. This surplus has prompted suggestions from industry experts like Guy Hex that a reduction in production may be necessary to align supply with demand and ensure the sector's sustainability.
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Original content

Goat milk production in the Benelux is estimated at approximately 420 million liters, making it approximately equal to production in France. Flemish production amounted to approximately 63.74 million liters in 2023 and grew by more than 6% compared to 2022. There are now 68 dairy goat farms in Flanders, 5 more than in 2022. Guy Hex foresees a structural surplus of goat's milk in the Benelux for the time being. Various Dutch goat milk processors have already reduced the milk price in recent months, in some cases by more than 10%. Capra also reduced payments to suppliers and the price ...
Source: Agri Holland
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