Pig prices in Ireland, just over the cost of production
Pig prices in Ireland remain stable, with farmers receiving quotes from €1.60c/kg-1.62c/kg. Reports from pig farmers around the country indicated that 2c/kg above theses official quotes is being paid in the main processing plants. Trade remains good and there are no throughput issues as indicated by the weekly kill of 70,074 last week, informs Irish Farmers' Association (IFA).
ASF across eastern Europe and in more recent times, in Germany, continues to cause market access disturbance. While the overall world market supply of pigmeat is extremely scarce, the price remains well below figures from this time last year. The Irish price was €1.90c/kg exactly one year ago and rising. Today’s pig price in Ireland remains just over the cost of production, but with impending feed price increases, Irish farmers could soon find themselves back in a loss-making territory in the not too distant future.
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