The price of livestock feed in Mexico continues to rise: Alfalfa has increased from 130 to 250 pesos

Published 2021년 5월 31일

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Livestock producers in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, are expressing their frustration over the significant increase in livestock feed prices. The price of milk concentrate has risen four times already this year, and alfalfa prices have doubled. These increases have led to concerns about the lack of economic support during the pandemic and the impact on producers, especially those with few livestock. Additionally, producers have reported issues with the quality of the feed, which is not meeting the animals' nutritional requirements.

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ADRIANA MÁRQUEZ. THE SOUTH CALIFORNIAN. Milk concentrate has risen four times so far this year. Alfalfa has risen from 130 to 250 pesos. Photo: José Luis Villafuerte | The South Californian. La Paz, Baja California Sur (OEM-Informex) .- Livestock producers expressed their annoyance after months that the price of livestock feed continued to increase, Guillermo Trasviña Meza, livestock producer and president of Rescate de los Pueblos, Tradiciones y su Economía AC mentioned that ranchers visited the Federal Consumer Prosecutor's Office (PROFECO) to put a stop to this situation. “We went as ranchers to make an appearance at PROFECO to put order and vigilance on the issue of high prices in an excessive, tendentious and abusive way, they are exaggerated prices, we need them to regulate these prices as authorities because everything comes from above, we are the worst hit sector and they still hit us with high costs, it's unfair ”. "You find concentrated in La Paz right now just over 300, ...

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