スペインのオリーブ油の値段は、この3年間の大豊作のために安値で1Lあたり1'65ー1'70ユーロから、今年の2012年は雨不足のため(旱害)に40%の減作で、1Lあたり2'40ユーロと例年並みの値段に値上げ(在庫は十分に豊富にある)
El aceite se encarece un 40% por la sequía
Las reservas aseguran el abastecimiento pese a la baja cosecha prevista
El precio medio escala hasta los 2,40 euros
Vidal Maté Madrid 3 SEP 2012 - 00:26 CET
The oil becomes more expensive by 40% by drought
Reservations ensure supplies despite lower expected crop
The average price level up to 2.40 euros
Maté Vidal Madrid 3 SEP 2012 - 00:26 CET
Prices olive oil origin have experienced in recent weeks, an average increase of 40%, according to data managed by the Administration. Faced with average prices for a type lampante (the purest olive oil) from 1.65 to 1.70 euros per kilogram in the previous three years, these have been located at 2.40 euros hit. This strong increase is expected to be very low harvest due to drought, although the existence of high reserves will not jeopardize market supply.
Olive oil is one of the sectors that has suffered a major crisis in prices in the last three years. In last season's output was 1.61 million tons record, to which imports totaled about 40,000 tons. Against these total available, domestic demand has remained stable at around 550,000 tonnes. By contrast, exports broke all records, reaching 827,000 tons.
The high yields of the last three years, from 1.4 to 1.6 million tonnes, led to a fall in prices to average levels of between 1.65 and 1.70 euros per kilo for olive oil lampante against average production costs of 2.30 euros, according to the Ministry of Agriculture.
The fall in prices, consumption also did not result in increased demand and, to solve the problem of surplus, the European administration granted for the private storage aid amounting to just over 200,000 tonnes, without the measure will bring positive effects on markets.
Negative forecast
Today, following the drought of the last few months, the harvest forecasts are negative. Optimists, from industry, suggest the possibility of reaching one million tonnes if rains fall in September. The pessimists predict a lower harvest to 700,000 tonnes, with which there are about 600,000 hectares of irrigated olive areas. For the purposes of availability, these amounts must be added a stock at the beginning of campaign encrypted over 500,000 tons.
The sharp rise in oil prices is finally home return to profitability of the olive sector. The consumer will pay more for the oil, but keep the mass distribution as a product claim. This sharp increase in such a short period of time will be a big problem for industries that have agreed deliveries at prices with the retail industry and that, to fulfill, now it will have to bear heavy losses.
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