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    Eritrea shrimp prices start to fall, feed costs are still rising

    • Last Update: 2022-04-19
    • Source: Internet
    • Author: User
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    Since the Ukrainian war, the cost of shrimp farming in Ecuador has continued to rise, while the Chinese market has become increasingly sluggish due to the mysterious cloning epidemic .
    Until last week, the price of raw materials began to fall, and the decline in each specification was in the range of $0.
    10-$0.
    60/kg
    .
     
    According to local quotations, in the 13th week (March 28-April 3), the outgoing price of 20/30 (per kilogram) size is $4.
    90/kg, the price of 30/40 size is $4.
    00/kg, and the price of 40/50 size is $4.
    00/kg.
    $3.
    70/kg, $3.
    40/kg for 50/60, $3.
    00/kg for 60/70, $2.
    50/kg for 70/80, $2.
    30/kg for 80/100, $2.
    30/kg for 100/120 It is $2.
    00/kg and the 120/140 size is $1.
    90/kg
    .
     
      A shrimp farmer said: “The increase in international prices of inputs such as agrochemicals, vegetable oils and flour, paper, aluminium and energy, and other raw materials has caused farming costs to continue to rise
    .
    Freight costs have also increased due to certain shipping routes.
    Availability is down, and fuel prices are up
    .
    "
     
      " Feed accounts for 60% of production costs, and this large expenditure has continued unabated
    .
    Most feed mills in Ecuador have raised prices and are likely to increase prices further in May,
    " he said
    .

     
      According to a notice sent to Ecuadorian customers by feed giant Cargill, “The conflict in Ukraine has severely hit agricultural supplies in the Black Sea region, resulting in a significant reduction in global exports of vegetable oils, flour and grains
    .
    We are seeing significant increases in production input costs, which are inevitable.
    The land has a direct impact on the production costs of our finished products
    .
    Therefore, we must recognize the need to re-examine feed market prices
    .
     
      In this round of price increases, Cargill Feed's increase was 10%
    .
     
      Since February, the repeated outbreak of the novel coronavirus in China has severely restricted the export of Ecuadorian white shrimp
    .
     
      Another shrimp farmer said: "The profit margin for farming has been backlogged, and there is no possibility of making a profit
    .
    For most of us, the cost of continuing farming pressure is greater than stopping production
    .
    China has always been Ecuador's largest market, We are still too dependent on this market
    .

    Chinese clone epidemic price
     
      According to local quotations, in the 13th week (March 28-April 3), the outgoing price of 20/30 (per kilogram) size is $4.
    90/kg, the price of 30/40 size is $4.
    00/kg, and the price of 40/50 size is $4.
    00/kg.
    $3.
    70/kg, $3.
    40/kg for 50/60, $3.
    00/kg for 60/70, $2.
    50/kg for 70/80, $2.
    30/kg for 80/100, $2.
    30/kg for 100/120 It is $2.
    00/kg and the 120/140 size is $1.
    90/kg
    .
     
      A shrimp farmer said: “The increase in international prices of inputs such as agrochemicals, vegetable oils and flour, paper, aluminium and energy, and other raw materials has caused farming costs to continue to rise
    .
    Freight costs have also increased due to certain shipping routes.
    Availability is down, and fuel prices are up
    .
    "
     
      " Feed accounts for 60% of production costs, and this large expenditure has continued unabated
    .
    Most feed mills in Ecuador have raised prices and are likely to increase prices further in May,
    " he said
    .

    feed
     
      According to a notice sent to Ecuadorian customers by feed giant Cargill, “The conflict in Ukraine has severely hit agricultural supplies in the Black Sea region, resulting in a significant reduction in global exports of vegetable oils, flour and grains
    .
    We are seeing significant increases in production input costs, which are inevitable.
    The land has a direct impact on the production costs of our finished products
    .
    Therefore, we must recognize the need to re-examine feed market prices
    .
     
      In this round of price increases, Cargill Feed's increase was 10%
    .
     
      Since February, the repeated outbreak of the novel coronavirus in China has severely restricted the export of Ecuadorian white shrimp
    .
     
      Another shrimp farmer said: "The profit margin for farming has been backlogged, and there is no possibility of making a profit
    .
    For most of us, the cost of continuing farming pressure is greater than stopping production
    .
    China has always been Ecuador's largest market, We are still too dependent on this market
    .
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