Korean beef prices need to be linked with hypermarkets

Published 2023년 1월 4일

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The National Korean Beef Association's research institute has identified a discrepancy between the rate of decline in wholesale beef prices and consumer prices, with retail prices reflecting only a fraction of the wholesale price drop. This issue of price interoperability between wholesalers and retailers needs addressing to boost consumer consumption. The institute points out that during a period of falling beef prices, particularly after September 2021, hypermarkets need to lower their prices to better reflect the wholesale price decreases. A survey revealed that hypermarkets currently have the highest profits and the lowest receipt rates for producers. The institute suggests that influential agricultural cooperatives should lead the retail price reduction, and a new organization needs to be established to oversee this and ensure fairer pricing for producers.
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Compared to the rate of decline in Korean beef prices, the rate of decline in consumer prices is less than one-third, indicating that price interoperability with hypermarkets should be improved during a period of decline in Korean beef prices. The National Korean Beef Association's Korean Beef Policy Research Institute pointed out that solving the problem of linkage between wholesale and retail prices, in which the decline in wholesale prices of Korean beef is not well reflected in retail prices, is attracting attention as a major task for stimulating consumption. In fact, in the last week of last month, the wholesale price of Korean beef fell 27.2% compared to the same month last year, while the consumer price of first-grade sirloin fell only 8.5% during the same period. In particular, it was found that wholesale price increases were actively reflected in retail prices during price rises, whereas retail prices were passively reflected during price declines. The price of Korean ...
Source: Aflnews

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