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Production volumes of butter in Ukraine have increased, but its consumption in the country has significantly decreased, since retail prices for butter are still extremely high, and chains have not yet introduced mass sales mechanisms, reports the industry information and analytical agency Infagro.
“Since only 82% of the butter can be sold in Europe, the producers of Selyansky butter cannot yet maintain the price through exports. External supplies of such butter are limited to relatively small volumes in Moldova and Kazakhstan. Given the situation on the domestic market of Ukraine, importers from these countries are in no hurry to pay high prices for the Ukrainian product, since due to weak demand on the domestic market, some Ukrainian producers have to make significant price concessions,” the analysts emphasize.
According to their data, in February 2025, compared to January, foreign sales of butter increased by a third.
“In March, butter exports could reach record monthly levels since 2022,” the industry agency predicts.
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