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Milk price drops cost 72 million euros to producers in 2026
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Milk price drops cost 72 million euros to producers in 2026

Correio da Manhã3 September 2026 at 08:07

The drops in milk prices will cost 72 million euros to producers in 2026. This decline represents a significant impact on the Portuguese dairy sector.

The average price of milk purchased from individual producers fell to 0.447 euros per kilogram. This price reduction directly affects the profitability of dairy farms in Portugal.

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