Pork crisis: the boycott of trading continues, ulitmatum breeders 
The pork crisis spreads. Cooperl, number of pigs in France, announced it would again be absent Thursday’s trading session of the Breton Pork Market (MPB), while farmers in western farms ultimatum posed to the State for it to find a solution to the crisis in all sectors.
Uncertainties trading Thursday
When contacted late afternoon Wednesday market direction Plérin stated: “preparing the market as a normal Thursday although has made Cooperl that she would not be there tomorrow. ” But, they added, there was no basis to know if there will be listed or not.
The crisis, relaunched Monday in the pork sector by Cooperl and Bigard, two industrial denouncing the price too high who was asked in June to pay pig farmers, threatening to leave Wednesday evening in all livestock sectors, who knows many angry demonstrations since the beginning of June.
The ultimatum Western ranchers
“An ultimatum was put to the state for an urgent response by the next quotation of MPB this Thursday, August 13th “said the FDSEA and the Young Farmers of Finistère in a statement Wednesday. “The farmers have already shown in recent weeks their cohesion; without firm and rapid arbitration of government, they will not hesitate to go further … “, said the farmers FRSEA Brittany, Loire Valley and Normandy, across all livestock sectors, in a statement calling for joint press conference in Rennes on Monday. They claim “the hardline implementation of commitments made in last June and July to upgrade the producer prices” in all livestock production.
Industrial camped on their position
The lack of market Cooperl Monday Breton (MPB) in Plérin (Côtes d’Armor), combined with that of Bigard, number one …
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