Livestock breeders in Bulgaria give a maximum of 18 months of life to native dairy production

Cow Milk

Frozen Bone-In Beef

Dairy

Meat

Bulgaria

Published Mar 11, 2023

Original content

Bulgarian animal husbandry is at a complete impasse after the collapse in the purchase prices of milk and the subsequent bankruptcies, but the control bodies continue to be inactive, and the market is full of rejected imported feed, which, due to the low prices, completely undermines the production of native animal breeders. And if the state does not take urgent protective actions against market distortions, our country will not have Bulgarian milk production within a year and a half at the latest. This was announced in an extraordinary press conference today by representatives of the main animal breeding organizations in the country - Boyko Sinapov and Penka Hristova from United Livestock Breeders, Mikhail Mihailov and Dimitar Zorov - from the Union of Cattle Breeders in Bulgaria, Tsvetozar Hristov, a representative of one of the Sofia breeding organizations, etc. . The market hysteria with the increase in food prices is putting additional pressure on farmers, who are not at all ...

Source: Sinor

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