BMC raises prices to boost throughput

Friday, June 26, 2015

Hopeful: BMC's new prices are expected to improve throughout

The Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) has decided to adjust purchase prices of higher grade beef in a bid to increase sales for the lucrative EU market.

On Monday, the abattoir issued an announcement stating that the incentive will bring more compliant cattle supply to the Lobatse plant.

In an interview with BusinessWeek, public relations and communications manager, Brian Dioka said BMC currently provides its abattoir needs with 70 percent of cattle bought through its field-buying, also known as Direct Cattle Purchase (DCP) programme, whereas privately owned feedlots only supply 30 percent.

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BMC raises prices to boost throughput

The Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) has decided to adjust purchase prices of higher grade beef in a bid to increase sales for the lucrative EU market.