Meat market in Poland (3.11.2024)

Published 2024년 11월 22일

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The article reports a decrease in live pig purchase prices in the European Union and Poland, with figures showing a decrease of 2% in a week and 4% in a month, and an 8% decrease compared to the same period in 2023. This trend is observed in 21 out of 27 EU countries, with the most significant decreases in the Czech Republic and Latvia. In Poland, the price was 1% lower than the EU average and 5% and 2% lower than in Germany and Spain, respectively. The prices for pork, live cattle, and beef, as well as live and processed poultry, are also discussed, showing various trends and comparisons to previous periods.

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Live pig purchase prices Both in the European Union and in Poland, the downward trend in live pig purchase prices continues. In the period from 28.10 to 3.11.2024, suppliers in the EU received EUR 194.19/100 kg of chilled slaughter weight for class E slaughter pigs, which is 2% less than a week earlier and 4% less than a month ago. The price of this live pig was also 8% lower than in the same period of 2023. During the week, live pig prices fell in 21 EU countries, the most in the Czech Republic by 4%, in Latvia by 3.9%, in Poland and Hungary - in both cases by 3.7%, and the least in Bulgaria by 0.1% and Finland by 0.2%. The weekly price increase was recorded only in Slovakia by 0.7%. In Poland, the price of livestock of this class expressed in EU currency amounted to EUR 192.05/100 kg and was 1% lower than the EU average and 5% lower than in Germany and 2% lower than in Spain. In Poland, at the turn of October and November this year, plants monitored as part of the Integrated ...

Source: Gospodarz