Cheese Prices Surge Due to Milk Production Decline in Colombia
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Cheese prices in Colombia have increased by nearly $1,000 due to a milk shortage, causing concern among consumers and merchants.
The price of cheese in Colombia has recorded a significant increase, with a rise of nearly $1,000 in various types such as double cream, mozzarella, country cheese, and skimmed cheese. The primary reason for this hike is the low milk production facing the country, which has directly impacted the costs of dairy products.This situation is concerning both for consumers who must endure higher prices for a staple food item and for merchants fearing a decline in sales due to the price increase.The scenario highlights how a reduction in milk supply rapidly affects the market, driving up prices of key products and generating uncertainty throughout the dairy chain.
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