Turkey Feed Manufacturers Association, drew attention to the shortage experienced in the feed sector in the report it prepared for the Agriculture and Forestry Minister Bekir Pakdemirli.
After the privatization of sugar factories, 117 percent increase in the price of molasses feed obtained from beet was determined.
The report, the sugar industry by-product used in the feed industry molasses are not alternative to feed raw materials reminded.
LIVESTOCK SECTOR HAS HARD DAYS
Feed Manufacturers Association of Turkey, in the report, the shortage of sugar in the feed industry took the individual aftermath of the sale of the factory.
The report sent to the Ministry of Agriculture, sugar production obtained from the molasses feed price was noted that serious increases. The molasses feed in animal husbandry is one of the most important inputs in the report, the feed industry for the production of over 24 million tons of feed feed in 2018 11.5 million tons of raw materials imported, with the increase in the exchange rate experienced livestock engaged in hard times were noted. The situation is justified by warnings about non-privatization of sugar factories.
FEED PRICE INCREASED 117 PERCENT
In the report, it is pointed out that molasses, a by-product of the sugar industry, is one of the feed raw materials used in the feed industry. 117 percent increase in molasses feed prices after the privatization of sugar factories stated in the report, the increase in both the inflation and exchange rate increases were realized above a significant increase.
After the sale of sugar factories, feed prices are increasing day by day. It was once again confirmed that the explanations that the subsidiary sectors would not be affected by the sale of the factories did not reflect the truth. Turkey Feed Manufacturers Association, in a report prepared for Agriculture, Forestry Minister Bekir Pakdemirli, the price feed Following the sale of sugar factories drew attention to the serious climbs. Specifically, after the privatization of sugar factories, the decline in roughage obtained from beet feed adversely affected the feed sector, the molasses feed prices obtained from beet molasses, said an increase of over 100 percent.
LIVESTOCK SECTOR HAS HARD DAYS
Feed Manufacturers Association of Turkey, in the report, it took the individual sugar shortages experienced in the farming sector following the privatization of the factory. The report sent to the Ministry of Agriculture, sugar production obtained from the molasses feed price was noted that serious increases. The molasses feed in animal husbandry is one of the most important inputs in the report, the feed industry for the production of over 24 million tons of feed feed in 2018, 11.5 million tons of raw materials imported, with the increase in the exchange rate experienced livestock engaged in hard times were noted. The situation is justified by warnings about non-privatization of sugar factories.
FEED PRICE INCREASED 117 PERCENT
In the report, it is pointed out that molasses, which is a by-product of sugar industry, is one of the raw materials without alternative used in feed industry. 117 percent increase in molasses feed prices after the privatization of sugar factories stated in the report, the increase in both the inflation and exchange rate increases were realized above a significant increase. The increase in molasses price in other feed products stated that the increase in the report, due to the situation of molasses feed stockists emerged.
IMPORT WAY NOT SOLUTION
It is stated that there is an import path in Melas but prices have increased abroad due to domestic prices. Underlining that molasses feed imports are no longer an alternative solution for these reasons, we believe that molasses prices should be urgently lowered in order to prevent mixed feed price increases and ensure sustainable production in our strategic sector, livestock breeding. When the increases in molasses feed are privatized, the size of privatization becomes more and more evident even though it is said that no one will be a victim.