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Experts and producers point out that despite government restrictions on certain meats, price increases are inevitable
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The article believes that rising energy and feed prices are the main reasons for the increase in global meat prices, but there are also factors such as farmers' low enthusiasm for raising livestock
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Nenad Budimovic, secretary of the Livestock Association of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, pointed out that the unusually expensive natural gas and high oil prices do not know how long it will last, and the prices of products such as corn used for animal feed have risen sharply
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“The World Food and Agriculture Organization has now announced that world food prices have risen by 21%
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Imported factors have caused food prices such as stuffed meat to rise
.
Although increased imports will cause prices to fall, there is not much meat imported now, and few people will Export their products
.
The state is doing what it can to limit the price of pork leg meat to the level of November
.
Although the decree has been extended, the price of pork is likely to rise due to reduced imports
.
Cyprus domestic production can only meet about 90% Demand for processed pork, but the missing 10% will be reflected in prices.
” Everyone is predicting that this will be a good year for farming, but one storm could ruin everything
.
.
“The World Food and Agriculture Organization has now announced that world food prices have risen by 21%
.
Imported factors have caused food prices such as stuffed meat to rise
.
Although increased imports will cause prices to fall, there is not much meat imported now, and few people will Export their products
.
The state is doing what it can to limit the price of pork leg meat to the level of November
.
Although the decree has been extended, the price of pork is likely to rise due to reduced imports
.
Cyprus domestic production can only meet about 90% Demand for processed pork, but the missing 10% will be reflected in prices.
” Everyone is predicting that this will be a good year for farming, but one storm could ruin everything
.
Bozin of Kamendin stressed that the increase in the price of buying live animals must be reflected in the price
.
“The retail price of meat is expected to rise
.
Producers are already offering 185 to 190 dinars per kilogram of live animals, but slaughterers are only offering 170 to 175 dinars
.
Two weeks ago, the price was 160 dinars.
, three weeks or earlier, the price was 150 dinars
.
For a long time, the price of buying live animals was 130 dinars and the cost of production was 170 dinars
.
”
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“The retail price of meat is expected to rise
.
Producers are already offering 185 to 190 dinars per kilogram of live animals, but slaughterers are only offering 170 to 175 dinars
.
Two weeks ago, the price was 160 dinars.
, three weeks or earlier, the price was 150 dinars
.
For a long time, the price of buying live animals was 130 dinars and the cost of production was 170 dinars
.
”
Large slaughterhouses are losing money, especially those that import live animals to fill capacity
.
The government's wise move is to ban corn exports, as this is not only to meet domestic demand, but also to allow prices to slowly return to normal levels
.
However, other inputs in meat production have not declined, so it is certain that they will raise the price of meat in domestic stores, bringing the impact of the global crisis to consumers
.
.
The government's wise move is to ban corn exports, as this is not only to meet domestic demand, but also to allow prices to slowly return to normal levels
.
However, other inputs in meat production have not declined, so it is certain that they will raise the price of meat in domestic stores, bringing the impact of the global crisis to consumers
.
Recently, the price of live cattle and beef that Cyprus intends to export to Albania is between 2.
65 and 2.
8 euros per kilogram, which is higher than the local price in Cyprus
.
The price of lamb in domestic chains ranges from 800 to 900 dinars per kilo
.
The price of beef ranges from 750-770 dinars for rib meat to 1130 dinars for boneless meat
.
The cheapest pork, pork loin with bone, costs about 500 dinars, and the most expensive is pork loin, which costs about 800 dinars per kilo
.
Chicken is around 300 dinars, but chicken breasts are between 400 and 500 dinars and drumsticks are around 350-380 dinars
.
65 and 2.
8 euros per kilogram, which is higher than the local price in Cyprus
.
The price of lamb in domestic chains ranges from 800 to 900 dinars per kilo
.
The price of beef ranges from 750-770 dinars for rib meat to 1130 dinars for boneless meat
.
The cheapest pork, pork loin with bone, costs about 500 dinars, and the most expensive is pork loin, which costs about 800 dinars per kilo
.
Chicken is around 300 dinars, but chicken breasts are between 400 and 500 dinars and drumsticks are around 350-380 dinars
.
