Beef Quota Increase May Impact EU Prices
A potential additional quota of 99,000 tons of premium beef spread over six years is being discussed. Jacek Zarzecki from the Sustainable Beef Platform noted this could increase competition in the EU market and affect prices. Polish producers, who export most of their meat to Germany and Italy, may face price reductions to remain competitive. An additional 100,000 tons of premium beef quota has been identified, following a previous 99,000-ton quota spread over six years. Producers selling meat to Germany or Italy may be forced to lower prices to prevent being pushed out of the market.
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RMF FM Poland
“dodatkowy kontyngent bez słowy może zwiększyć konkurencję na unijnym rynku i wpłynąć na ceny. Polscy producenci... mogą być zmuszeni do obniżki cen”
RMF FM Poland
“the additional quota could increase competition on the EU market and affect prices. Producers who sell almost all their meat to Germany or Italy may be forced to lower prices.”
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