In France, the number of cattle slaughtered in 2022 has decreased significantly

Published 2023년 3월 10일

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The French Ministry of Agriculture's statistical service, Agreste, has reported a decrease in the country's beef production in 2022, with a reduction in the number of cattle slaughtered and a decline in both imports and exports of slaughter cattle. The most significant decrease was seen in imports of older male cattle and female cattle, largely due to a drop in demand from Italy and Spain. Despite these declines, there has been a growth in exports of calves and cows, and domestic beef consumption has also increased. Importantly, beef imports into the country surged by 22.8% compared to 2021, reaching 391,002 tons.
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According to the statistical service of the French Ministry of Agriculture (Agreste), the gross domestic production of beef in 2022 was obtained from about 5.7 million head of animals. That's 3.9 percent. less than a year earlier. The number of cattle slaughtered in the country fell by 4.5 percent. up to 4.26 million units. Imports of slaughter cattle decreased by 30.3 percent. up to 37,515 units. Decrease in cattle exports The decline in exports to 41,613 units was less drastic and amounted to 13.2 percent. compared to 2021. According to Agreste, the trade in slaughter cattle and livestock has also shrunk. Here, imports increased by 2.2 percent. to 9,065 animals, while exports fell by 2.7 percent. to 1.44 million head of cattle. Overseas, older male cattle, fatteners with a maximum weight of 300 kg and female cattle were less sought after. Exports of older male cattle fell by 1.5% in 2022. to 701,974 units compared to the previous year. 203,310 female cattle were exported; this ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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