아르헨티나 유제품 인사이트

As has been happening almost everywhere in the world, Argentina has also recorded a decline in its cattle stock, deepening a process that has been dragging on since 2019 and which today has a critical point in the shortage of steers, a key category for productivity and the weight of the slaughter.

Magazine: Chacra Current Events Despite market warning signs, the global milk supply does not relent and deepens pressure on international margins, while Argentina consolidates a double-digit expansion Facebook 0 X 0 WhatsApp 0 e-Mail 0 According to the latest data from the Argentine Dairy Chain Observatory (OCLA), the supply in the six regions that represent 80% of global exports (EU-27, United Kingdom, USA, Argentina, Australia, and New Zealand) not only does not relent, but deepens its pressure on the market. In January, the daily distribution averaged 850.5 million liters, representing a 5.1% jump compared to the same month of the previous year. This trend held firm during the first two months of 2026, maintaining an abundant supply that conditions the recovery of prices. The podium of growth: Argentina at the forefront After leading global growth in 2025 with a 9.7% increase, the Argentine dairy industry consolidated its expansion trend at the start of 2026. According to data ...

In the city of Azul in the Buenos Aires province, the First Bull Day open to the public, organized by Chunivet, will take place with the aim of discussing strategies to improve the reproductive capacity of the herds. The event will occur on Monday, April 27, 2026, at the Hotel Demetrio, located at Yrigoyen 384, and will be aimed at producers, veterinarians, and actors in the cattle sector interested in optimizing the efficiency of their animals. According to the information provided, the proposal seeks to answer a central question for cattle production: what practices to implement to achieve bulls with greater reproductive performance, defined in the event as "sexual athletes." In this framework, the program led by Carlos Martín Acuña will focus on the so-called service capacity, a key tool for improving productive indices and the weight of calves at weaning. Acuña is a veterinarian and expert in efficient reproduction. "Wait and stay alive": the Malvinas ex-combatant who found in ...