Tönnies is going to cut bear meat

The German meat company Tönnies has adjusted the payout price of bear meat downwards. Bear suppliers are worse off than before. 

According to the ISN, the representative of German pig farmers, the payout price will fall between 4 and 6 cents per kilo. It concerns both mature and less mature boars. More mature animals are probably worse off. According to the German media, this decision probably stems from the fact that bear meat is performing poorly on the Chinese market.

Wouter Job

Wouter Baan is editor-in-chief of Boerenbusiness. He also focuses on dairy, pig and meat markets. He also follows (business) developments within agribusiness and interviews CEOs and policymakers.

w.baan@boerenbusiness. Nl

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