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North German heavy bulls 1.60 –
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Central French 32+ cows hovered around €0.85-€0.90 per kg, with Swedish cows consistently at €1.20 per kg. Meanwhile, European bulls faced challenges, with slight price reductions observed in some regions. Southern German 40+ bulls were steady at €1.22-€1.25 per kg, but lower quality selections in Spain and Eastern Europe saw discounts, with Spanish bulls trading at €0.90 per kg. The market for German heifers remained stable, with prices unchanged throughout the month.
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Greek lamb and sheep markets remained completely flat, with no changes in pricing. Lamb skins in the 70/20/10
category consistently held at $110-125 per dozen, while the C2 category stayed at $35-45 per dozen.
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India
Throughout July, Indian buffalo crust leather prices experienced gradual firming before stabilising at the end of
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the month. Initially, prices for 1.4-1.6mm crust held steady at $0.50-0.55 per ft2 $0.40-0.45 per ft2 $0.60 per ft2
and 0.9-1.1mm crust at
. By mid-month, prices firmed to for 1.4-1.6mm crust and $0.50 per ft2
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0.9-1.1mm crust, where they remained steady through the end of July.
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Iran
flat at €1.10 per unit for green weights of 34kg and up throughout the entire month. Overall, the market reflected minimal changes, with stability in pricing for both cows and bulls.
France
French veal skin market exhibited steady pricing with minimal fluctuations. Larger French veal skins maintained their high
prices, consistently trading at €6.00-€6.50 per kg for luxury grades, while black and white selections held at €5.50-€6.00 per kg. Smaller sizes saw some softening, particularly in the 8-12kg range, but overall, the market remained resilient. French cow prices showed slight firming, particularly for the Bretagne 32kg and up category, which increased from €0.95-€1.00 to €1.00- €1.10 per kg. Meanwhile, French bull prices remained flat, with no significant changes across the month.
Germany
The European cow and bull markets exhibited a mix of stability and slight softening across various regions.
Northern German cow prices remained mostly steady, with 25kg and up trading between €0.60-€0.63 per kg, while Southern German 40+ cows saw some firming, reaching €0.90-€0.95 per kg by the end of the month.
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Iranian mutton and goat skin prices remained completely stable with no changes in pricing. Muttonskins
continued to trade at $95 per dozen for AB grade, $65 for 2B grade, and $35 for super grade, while medium goatskins held steady at $11-12 per dozen.
Italy
Italian leather markets remained stable across veal skins, cows, and bulls, with no changes in pricing. Veal skins
consistently traded at €3.50-€3.80 per kg for weights of 18kg and up, and €3.00-€3.30 per kg for weights under 18kg. Italian cow prices held steady at €0.50-€0.55 per kg, while bull prices remained unchanged at €0.90 per kg for those weighing 40kg and up. The market showed no fluctuations, reflecting a period of consistent demand and supply stability.
Netherlands
Dutch veal skin prices showed slight firming while cow prices remained relatively stable with minor softening.
Veal skins for 12.5kg weights started the month at €3.80-€4.30 per kg and gradually firmed to €3.80-€4.80 per kg by the end of the month. The larger 16.5kg weights remained consistent, trading between €5.00- €5.50 per kg, with occasional peaks reaching up to €5.60 per kg. The market for small sizes, typically
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