How did butter prices increase in the EU? In the period from December 2023 to December 2024, butter prices in the EU increased on average about 21.3 percent – Eurostat says. The prices have increased the most in the Czech Republic (43.9 percent),, Germany (39.5 percent) and in Lithuania (34.9 percent). Next are: Slovakia (30.8 percent), Bulgaria (27.5 percent) and Poland (27.1 percent). Finland recorded the slightest increases (0.3 percent) and Malta (0.2 percent). Butter prices throughout the Union fell only in one country: in Romania (-9.9 percent).
Butter tender: In response to the rising prices of butter in Poland, the Governmental Agency for Strategic Reserve (RARS) in response to rising butter prices in Poland tender For sale OK. 1000 tons this product in 25 kg blocks. The minimum sales price of the butter has been set at PLN 28.38 per kg (without VAT). Then it was reported that two companies – Spółdzielnia Mleczarska Mlekovita and Milkpol Polska Sp. z o. o. – They met the conditions in the proceedings and submitted the most favorable purchase offers.
What next with butter prices? The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Czesław Siekierski argued at the beginning of January 2025 that the prices of butter will fall. – Agreements that are previously concluded for sale already show it – he emphasized. – Of course, it also depends what will happen on the world market, because Poland is becoming an important leader in milk production. At the same time, other countries limit its production, because it requires too much time commitment and service, and there is no willing to work in servicing dairy cows – he said.
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