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Dr. ImportSerbian donkey cheese

How much donkey cheese costs

The figure you have read is probably right in order of magnitude and wrong in detail. Here is where it comes from.

Where the famous number comes from

International press reports have long put the pule at around a thousand euros a kilo. That number is arithmetic, not positioning: roughly twenty-five litres of milk per kilo of cheese, from an animal that gives about a litre a day, in a herd of a few hundred of which only some are in milk at any time.

What moves the price

The factors behind a quote
FactorEffect on price
Lactation seasonOutside the peak, milk is short and the price rises
Number of jennies in milkA small herd mechanically raises the cost per litre
Quantity orderedSmall quantities carry more fixed cost
DestinationDuties, taxes and transport differ enormously by country
Format requestedA whole piece costs less to prepare than shavings to order
CurrencyPassed on at actual cost, with no hidden margin

Why we publish no list price

Any figure we printed today would be wrong within a season. A published price on a product this scarce is either out of date or a lure. We would rather quote you in twenty-four hours on the batch that actually exists.

Getting a real quote

Email info@dr-import.ch with your country, the quantity and the date you have in mind, or use the enquiry form. If your country is not one we can ship to, we will say so in the same reply rather than leave you waiting.

Ask us anything about donkey cheese

Journalists, chefs, buyers and curious readers alike. We answer within 24 working hours, including when the answer is no.