This document summarizes dairy market conditions and prices in the EU and globally. It shows that EU milk production increased slightly in January-September 2017 compared to the previous year. Global dairy exports from New Zealand and the US also increased over the same period. The document also charts changes in dairy commodity prices in the EU and globally in recent months, with butter and skim milk powder prices increasing and whole milk powder and cheddar prices decreasing compared to the previous 4 weeks. Fuel and feed costs in the EU saw little change over the same period.
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This document summarizes dairy market conditions and prices in the EU and globally. EU milk production was up 0.0% in January-August 2017 compared to 2016. Butter, SMP and WMP prices in the EU declined 3.7-7.0% in the past 4 weeks. Global dairy quotations also declined in the past 15 days, with butter prices down 12.4% in the EU. Feed costs increased 0.6% and energy costs rose 3.0% in the past 4 weeks.
Gostaria de compartilhar este material com as informações de mercado de lácteos, mostrando os principais mercados e as principais commodities lácteas.
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This document discusses the key profit drivers for successful grazing dairy businesses. It finds that herd size and milk yield per cow are not strongly correlated with profitability, but rather profit is most influenced by production costs per liter of milk and the ratio of milk price to feed price. Production costs decrease as the proportion of grazed grass in the cow's diet increases. Farms that produce more milk from forage have lower costs per liter and higher overall profit margins. The key to profitability is growing and utilizing as much high-quality pasture as possible to lower feed costs.
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Matt Dempsey's slides from the Farmers Journal CAP meetings.
With the key decisions on CAP reforms now in place, how the new system will work is becoming clear. In this series of CAP meetings, the Irish Farmers Journal is aiming to provide farmers with information on all aspects of CAP and how it will impact your direct payments for the next six years.
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Presentation to Member State experts at management Committee Maura Fay
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This document provides an overview and outlook of the global ethanol market in 2015:
- The global ethanol market is transitioning from a surplus in 2014 to a deficit in 2015 as production growth slows but consumption continues to rise.
- The US remains the dominant exporter but production is driven by margins, which are currently at low levels. Exports are growing while imports fade.
- Brazil's demand is growing but production is steady, leading exports to fade and imports to grow.
- The EU market is shrinking as production faces pressure from declining demand and rising input costs. Exports are growing while imports fade.
- Asia Pacific remains a deficit region with demand growing faster than production, making it reliant on imports
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This document summarizes dairy market conditions and prices in the EU and globally. EU milk production was up 0.0% in January-August 2017 compared to 2016. Butter, SMP and WMP prices in the EU declined 3.7-7.0% in the past 4 weeks. Global dairy quotations also declined in the past 15 days, with butter prices down 12.4% in the EU. Feed costs increased 0.6% and energy costs rose 3.0% in the past 4 weeks.
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Interessante é notarmos que os preços pagos ao produtor aqui no Brasil não são tão diferentes dos preços pagos nos mercados americanos e europeus. Já a qualidade, vamos ficar devendo!
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This document discusses the key profit drivers for successful grazing dairy businesses. It finds that herd size and milk yield per cow are not strongly correlated with profitability, but rather profit is most influenced by production costs per liter of milk and the ratio of milk price to feed price. Production costs decrease as the proportion of grazed grass in the cow's diet increases. Farms that produce more milk from forage have lower costs per liter and higher overall profit margins. The key to profitability is growing and utilizing as much high-quality pasture as possible to lower feed costs.
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Matt Dempsey's slides from the Farmers Journal CAP meetings.
With the key decisions on CAP reforms now in place, how the new system will work is becoming clear. In this series of CAP meetings, the Irish Farmers Journal is aiming to provide farmers with information on all aspects of CAP and how it will impact your direct payments for the next six years.
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This document summarizes the milk market situation in the EU for the period of January-June 2014 compared to the same period in 2013. It reports that EU milk collections increased by 5.1% and production of butter, milk powder, and skimmed milk powder increased between 2-16%. It also provides data on EU milk prices, international dairy commodity prices, dairy trade flows, and EU dairy exports to Russia.
This document provides an overview and outlook of the global ethanol market in 2015:
- The global ethanol market is transitioning from a surplus in 2014 to a deficit in 2015 as production growth slows but consumption continues to rise.
- The US remains the dominant exporter but production is driven by margins, which are currently at low levels. Exports are growing while imports fade.
- Brazil's demand is growing but production is steady, leading exports to fade and imports to grow.
- The EU market is shrinking as production faces pressure from declining demand and rising input costs. Exports are growing while imports fade.
- Asia Pacific remains a deficit region with demand growing faster than production, making it reliant on imports
- Global milk output is moderating in the EU and NZ due to lower profitability and drought, though still rising in the US. Chinese demand is picking up with strong sales of NZ WMP.
- EU and global dairy prices have bottomed out and are set to recover slowly over coming months. The GDT auction had its fourth consecutive positive result.
- Milk prices have fallen significantly globally but challenges to profitability are helping to reduce output, especially in the EU and NZ. Irish milk prices are down 8 cents/liter but appear to have stabilized.
- Global milk output is moderating in NZ and EU but still rising in the US. Chinese demand is picking up and boosting NZ WMP sales.
- EU and global dairy prices are beginning to recover slightly from lows due to stronger exports and demand. However, prices remain weak overall.
- Irish milk prices fell nearly 8c/l over the past year but have stabilized recently as dairy market prices bottom out and begin increasing again. Further milk price reductions are now less likely.
Global dairy supplies continue to be strong due to high milk production in Europe, the US, China, Australia and New Zealand. While EU production is past peak levels, milk output increased significantly in Ireland in May. Demand is mixed as Chinese buyers have reduced purchases while demand is increasing in price-sensitive countries like Africa. Most EU dairy prices remain firm in early July but are more mixed elsewhere. The dairy outlook remains challenging with high stocks and weak prices, though drought conditions from a likely El Nino could help rebalance supplies if production declines in Australia and New Zealand in the coming months.
This document provides an overview of several livestock and poultry markets from presentations given at an industry conference. It includes the following key points:
- Pork demand remains strong though prices have increased, and the uptrend is expected to continue in the near future. Broiler and turkey production are also expected to increase in response to recent market conditions.
- Beef cow numbers have increased significantly after falling in recent years, and cattle supplies are more plentiful. Beef production is forecast to rise about 4% in both 2016 and 2017.
- Various poultry and livestock prices are discussed, with some expected to rise modestly while leg quarters and breast meat face pressure. Exports are a mixed bag across species
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- Global dairy market prices have bottomed out and are expected to recover in the coming months driven by lower production in the EU and NZ and increased Chinese demand.
- EU, NZ, and US milk production is moderating due to lower profitability and drought while Chinese imports are rising.
- Recent GDT auction results and slightly firmer EU prices reflect expectations of tighter supply and demand recovery.
- However, low oil prices pose a risk to demand from oil producing countries while oversupply continues to weigh on prices in the near term.
- Global dairy market prices have bottomed out and are expected to recover in the coming months driven by lower production in the EU and NZ and increased Chinese demand.
- EU, NZ, and US milk production is moderating due to lower profitability while Chinese imports are rising.
- Dairy prices on the GDT and in the EU have increased slightly in recent auctions reflecting tighter supply and demand fundamentals.
- Irish and global milk prices remain weak but further price reductions are unlikely as market sentiment improves.
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- Major importers of Indian oilmeals in the first quarter included Vietnam, South Korea, Thailand, Germany, and other European countries.
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- Global dairy markets continue to experience oversupply and weak prices as output grows slowly but stocks continue to build up due to sluggish demand. While some positive factors remain, the key question is how soon in 2016 prices may recover for farmers.
- EU output is still rising overall led by increases in Ireland, the Netherlands, and Poland, though some larger countries like France and Germany have seen declines or slower growth.
- Stocks of skim milk powder, butter, and cheese continue to build up in the EU and US through intervention and commercial stockpiles. Demand remains a positive factor looking forward to the holiday season but issues around Chinese demand and low oil prices dampen the outlook.
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1. DG AGRI DASHBOARD: DAIRY PRODUCTS Last update : 15.12.2017
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EU average quotations of main commodities
Butter Intervention price
SMP Intervention price
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WorldQuotationsEUPrices
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Auction
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USD/Feed/Energy
Feed / Energy quotations
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Feed costs
Energy
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New Zealand 341 - 15% 277 - 2% 302 - 13% 1 006 - 0%
EU-28 153 - 20% 695 + 4% 663 + 39% 337 + 2%
United States 26 + 13% 286 + 22% 493 + 0% 22 - 15%
Belarus 66 + 1% 157 - 9% 96 + 3% 25 + 1%
Australia 13 - 47% 136 + 2% 130 - 0% 44 - 22%
Uruguay 7 - 23% 26 - 16% 11 - 28% 82 - 26%
MAIN EXPORTING THIRD COUNTRIES
BUTTER(OIL) CHEESE S.M.P. W.M.P.
Jan-Oct 2017
compared to 2016 Qty in
ktons
% 2017
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/16
Qty in
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China 79 + 15% 93 + 19% 217 + 35% 418 + 18%
Russia up to Sep 82 + 13% 163 - 3% 100 - 6% 40 + 27%
Mexico up to Sep 33 - 11% 91 + 1% 250 + 19% 2 - 77%
Algeria up to Aug 7 - 25% 15 - 40% 113 + 47% 192 + 29%
Japan 7 - 30% 222 + 5% 45 + 57% 0 - 10%
United States 35 - 11% 148 - 10% 1 + 6% 20 + 50%
MAIN IMPORTING THIRD COUNTRIES
BUTTER(OIL) CHEESE S.M.P. W.M.P.
Jan-Oct 2017
compared to 2016
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Jan-Sep 2017/16 : + 0.4%
Sources : EUROSTAT, Reg. (EU) 2017/1185, Clal.it,USDA, Lto.nl, Nasdaq, European Central Bank, Dairyaustralia, Dcanz, Global Trade Atlas, Globaldairytrade.
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Jul-Oct 2017/18 compared to 2016/17 : + 2.7%
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Weighted EU Average (real fat content)
EU Milk Equiv. Price (based on SMP and Butter prices)
* : provisional figures
EU Raw Milk Prices Evolution (up to November 2017*)
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WEEKLY Milk Spot Prices
- IT, Lodi -
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40.3 €
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OIL : Europe Brent Spot Price
(USD/Barrel)
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US Milk (class III adj 4.2% fat)
NZ Milk - (Fonterra, adj 4.2% fat & 3.35% prot)
EU Raw Milk price
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EUR / USDExchangeRate
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Last Update : 13.12.17
EU Oceania USA EU Oceania USA
Butter 6 300 4 850 4 882 + 0.2% - 10.6% - 0.0%
SMP 1 791 1 763 1 550 + 0.2% + 2.2% - 1.1%
WMP 3 237 2 838 3 020 - 0.2% + 0.4% nc
Cheddar 3 857 3 763 3 284 - 1.3% - 5.0% - 7.2%
Price in USD/Tonne
on 10.12.2017
% change
(15 days ago)
LATEST WORLD QUOTATIONS
in Tonnes 2015 2016 2017 in Tonnes 2015 2016 2017
Extra-EU 108 977 142 955 119 070 - 17% Extra-EU 589 118 665 932 695 280 +4%
USA 14 948 15 408 23 269 +51% USA 115 798 117 097 116 759 - 0%
Saudi Arabia 11 439 17 024 8 580 - 50% Japan 56 792 64 712 80 810 +25%
China 4 760 6 239 7 023 +13% Switzerland 45 352 47 203 50 439 +7%
in Tonnes 2015 2016 2017 in Tonnes 2015 2016 2017
Extra-EU 578 738 478 678 663 481 +39% Extra-EU 340 080 329 558 337 014 + 2%
Algeria 96 826 72 042 104 238 +45% Algeria 29 318 27 413 61 943 +126%
China 42 451 39 401 64 901 +65% Oman 49 944 43 993 34 620 - 21%
Indonesia 39 153 39 936 53 725 +35% China 15 570 17 137 20 314 +19%
W.M.P.
EU Exports - Top 3 destinations in 2017
Period : January-October
BUTTER CHEESE
S.M.P.
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CHINA IMPORTS
(Jan-Oct 2017 compared to 2016)
37.5Raw Milk €/100 kg
EU Price Evolution since
last month
+ 1.8%
516BUTTER €/100 kg - 2.3%
148S.M.P. €/100 kg - 2.2%
267W.M.P. €/100 kg - 2.8%
322CHEDDAR €/100 kg - 1.6%
Compared to the
previous 4 weeks
EU Prices
(week 49)
(week 49)
Oct-2017
Average price (USD/MT, FAS)
Anhydrous
Milk Fat
-0.6%
$ 6 836
Butter
-11.1%
$ 4 575
Butter Milk
Powder
+4.3%
$ 1 957
Cheddar
-3.9%
$ 3 696
Lactose
n/a
Rennet Casein
+3.4%
$ 4 879
Skim Milk
Powder
+4.7%
$ 1 774
Whole Milk
Powder
+1.7%
$ 2 830
Event 201
5 December 2017
+0.4%
$ 3 091
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EU Price Evolution since
last month
+ 1.8%
516BUTTER €/100 kg - 2.3%
148S.M.P. €/100 kg - 2.2%
267W.M.P. €/100 kg - 2.8%
322CHEDDAR €/100 kg - 1.6%
Compared to the
previous 4 weeks
EU Prices
(week 49)
Oct-2017
Source : DG AGRI – Reg. 2017/1185 Art. 11 & 12
3. Source : DG AGRI – Reg. 2017/1185 Art. 12(a) - Annex II.4(a)
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EU Milk Equiv. Price (based on SMP and Butter prices)
* : provisional figures
EU Raw Milk Prices Evolution (up to November 2017*)
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6. Source : DG AGRI, USDA
EU Oceania USA EU Oceania USA
Butter 6 300 4 850 4 882 + 0.2% - 10.6% - 0.0%
SMP 1 791 1 763 1 550 + 0.2% + 2.2% - 1.1%
WMP 3 237 2 838 3 020 - 0.2% + 0.4% nc
Cheddar 3 857 3 763 3 284 - 1.3% - 5.0% - 7.2%
Price in USD/Tonne
on 10.12.2017
% change
(15 days ago)
LATEST WORLD QUOTATIONS
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7. Source : DG AGRI, LTO Nederland
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NZ Milk - (Fonterra, adj 4.2% fat & 3.35% prot)
EU Raw Milk price
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US, NZ and EU milk prices up to October 2017
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8. Source : European Central Bank
Sources : Feed : DG AGRI, Clal.it
Energy : DG ENERGY
Source : Nasdaq
Feed / Energy quotations
(evolution compared to the
previous 4 weeks )
Feed costs
Energy
costs
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+ 0.4 %
(week 49)
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EUR / USDExchangeRate
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Last Update : 13.12.17
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OIL : Europe Brent Spot Price
(USD/Barrel)
63.45
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10. Source : EUROSTAT, Reg. (EC) No 479/2010 Art. 1(a)1
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Jan-Oct 2017 compared to 2016 : + 1.5%
Source : Dairyaustralia, Dcanz, USDA
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12. in Tonnes 2015 2016 2017 in Tonnes 2015 2016 2017
Extra-EU 108 977 142 955 119 070 - 17% Extra-EU 589 118 665 932 695 280 + 4%
USA 14 948 15 408 23 269 + 51% USA 115 798 117 097 116 759 - 0%
Saudi Arabia 11 439 17 024 8 580 - 50% Japan 56 792 64 712 80 810 + 25%
China 4 760 6 239 7 023 + 13% Switzerland 45 352 47 203 50 439 + 7%
in Tonnes 2015 2016 2017 in Tonnes 2015 2016 2017
Extra-EU 578 738 478 678 663 481 + 39% Extra-EU 340 080 329 558 337 014 + 2%
Algeria 96 826 72 042 104 238 + 45% Algeria 29 318 27 413 61 943 + 126%
China 42 451 39 401 64 901 + 65% Oman 49 944 43 993 34 620 - 21%
Indonesia 39 153 39 936 53 725 + 35% China 15 570 17 137 20 314 + 19%
W.M.P.
EU Exports - Top 3 destinations in 2017
Period : January-October
BUTTER CHEESE
S.M.P.
Source : EUROSTAT
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