| Czwartek, 11 marca 2010, 15:36 | Mapa serwisu | Kontakt | Reklama | Regulamin | |
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01.07.2009 Hello Bruce You are right in your figures. But, due to a severe drought + the desincentive from the National Government, in the last 5 years one third of parlours have close they doors. Of course this means that the remaining parlours are bigger and more productive. But with the current low milk price, the important drought, the increase of grains price and the "Government help", these have paved the way to a future fall. And if it's not a fall in a medium term, it will not be growing as you can see in many other countries like Brazil or China, were it seems that they have clear minds. There is a very important example these days: the biggest Dairy Industry in Argentina: La Serenisima (from Mastellone's family), have been paying extra money to milk producers in the last few years according to Government request. The same Government, didn't let La Serenisima to increase prices to consumer. Therefore, they have been loosing money until this month were the owner said that they will sell their company to Danone. Recently, the former and current President of Argentina was in Mastellone's premises with the Press, saying that they will give money to save the company. Was this necessary? Eduardo Fernandez Durruty |
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