Prices for pigs in Ireland are slightly higher than the cost

Published 2020년 10월 29일

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The average price of pork in half-carcasses in Ireland has decreased by 0.30 € / kg compared to the same period last year, ranging from € 1.60 / kg to € 1.62 / kg. Despite the disruption of market access due to African Swine Fever in Eastern Europe and Germany, trade remains stable with no supply issues. However, with rising feed prices, Irish farmers may face losses in the near future as the current price of pork remains lower than last year and only slightly higher than the cost of production.
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The average price of pork in half-carcasses fell by 0.30 € / kg compared to the same period last year. Prices for pigs in Ireland remain stable, and farmers receive prices in half-carcasses from € 1.60 / kg to € 1.62 / kg. Reports from the country's pig farms show that the main processing plants pay 0.02 € / kg higher than the official quotations. Trade remains good and there are no supply problems, as evidenced by the slaughter of 70,074 heads last week. This was reported by the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA), writes agronews.ua. ASF throughout Eastern Europe, and now in Germany, continues to disrupt market access. Although pork is extremely scarce on the world market, the price remains much lower than last year. Exactly a year ago, the price in Ireland was € 1.90 / kg of carcasses and was growing. The current price of pork in Ireland remains slightly higher than the ...
Source: AgronewsUA

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