Hungary: Rising prices for meat and dairy products are inevitable

Published 2021년 3월 8일

Tridge summary

Livestock farmers around the world are experiencing challenges due to a 30-50% increase in feed prices, leading to higher costs for farmers, slaughterhouses, and processing plants. This could result in higher consumer prices for meat and dairy products. The price increase is due to a global rise in the cost of commodities such as cereals, protein crops, and amino acids. The situation is further complicated by other cost increases and health issues in the meat sector, including African swine fever and avian influenza.
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Original content

The public body's communication draws attention to the fact that livestock keepers are facing serious difficulties everywhere due to the 30-50 per cent rise in the price of feed worldwide. This price increase is also reflected in domestic livestock farmers, slaughterhouses and processing plants. Thus, according to industry participants, consumer prices may also rise in the coming months. The price of feed has risen significantly in recent months, following the jump in world commodities (cereals, protein crops, amino acids). Due to the global price increase, the cost of livestock farmers has increased significantly, as feed is the largest cost element in animal husbandry. With the increase in the price of slaughter animals and animal products (milk, eggs), the increased costs are also passed on to meat and dairy processors. According to the leading professional organizations and companies in the sector, all this may lead to a gradual increase in the retail consumer price of meat ...
Source: Agronaplo

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