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| Animalieproduktion | JO 48 SM 1711 |
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above, then click on the link “Hela publikationen (PDF)”. Poultry
the only type of animal of which the slaughter increased in September 2017 219 800 tonnes of milk were delivered to
dairies in September 2017, which is in line with September last year. The
production of drinking milk in September was 65 000 tonnes. 8 900
tonnes of cream, 6 700 tonnes of cheese and 1000 tonnes of butter were
also produced in September. Figure A shows the monthly milk quantities delivered
since to January 2014. A total of 36 800 cattle, of which
1 300 were calves, were slaughtered in September 2017. The total slaughter
weight of cattle was 12 000 tonnes, which is 1 % less compared to
September 2016. Male bovine animals age under 2 years was the only category
with an increased slaughter weight compared to last year’s September listings.
Developments in cattle slaughter can be seen in Figure B. About 209 400 pigs were slaughtered in
September, with a total slaughter weight of 19 200 tonnes. Compared to
September 2016 the slaughter weight increased with 3 %. Figure C shows the
developments in pigs slaughter from 2014. In the figure, one can note that pigs
slaughter continues to vary between months and years. In September the slaughter of sheep, rams and
lambs were almost 32 800 animals, at a total slaughter weight of 650
tonnes. This is a 7 % decrease in comparison with September 2017 and a 11 %
decrease compared to the September listings of 2015. In Figure D the
developments in the slaughter of sheep, rams and lambs since January 2014 are
shown. The amount of slaughtered poultry in September
was about 12 900 tonnes, nearly 6 % less than in the same month of 2016.
The slaughter of turkeys and hens was unchanged, while the slaughter of
chickens decreased with 7 %. The latter represents roughly 96 % of the total
amount of slaughtered poultry. How the slaughter of poultry has developed can
be seen in Figure E. Egg delivery statistics for the year’s first
three quarters are now available. In September the delivered eggs amounted to
10 000 tonnes. While it’s a 4 % decrease compared to September 2016, it’s
a 17 % increase compared to September 2015. List of tables
2. Production at dairies (1 000 metric tonnes) 3a. Slaughterings of livestock at slaughter houses 3b. Slaughterings of livestock at slaughter houses 4. Slaughterings of poultry at slaughter houses 5. Eggs delivered to wholesalers, members of the Swedish Egg & Poultry Association 6. Slaughterings of cattle, pigs and sheep within the EU (1 000 metric tonnes) 7. Milk delivered to dairies within the EU |