The annual Bulgarian meat production is 16-17 kg per person

Published 2023년 6월 19일

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A round table discussion was held in Bulgaria to address the quality and competitiveness of the country's meat products. Mihail Mihailov, the executive director of the National Union of Cattle Breeders in Bulgaria, highlighted the issue of imported meat, which undermines local farmers. He also pointed out the problem of spoiled meat due to improper storage and highlighted the potential with better subsidization for beef cattle breeding. Dr. Tatiana Nikolova from the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency assured that meat products in Bulgaria are of guaranteed origin and meet necessary safety standards. The discussion also touched on the challenges faced by livestock breeders, such as the inability to sell meat slaughtered on their own farms and the lack of permits for smaller producers to slaughter animals themselves.
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Sausages are made with imported meat, which does not support native farmers Bulgarian livestock breeders produce 16-17 kg of meat from all types of animals that we breed in the country. Of these, 1.2 kg are beef. "That's why it's quite normal for spoiled meat to appear, because it's frozen, we thaw it once, a second time, who knows how many racks and refrigerators it goes through." This was explained by the executive director of the National Union of Cattle Breeders in Bulgaria (NSGB), Mihail Mihailov during a round table on the topic "Are Bulgarian meat products of high quality and competitive?" The event is part of the series of the Association "For Affordable and Quality Food". We have 90,000 cows that we declare as meat, but only 14,000-15,000 of them are real meat cows that deserve interest, Mihailov said. According to him, with better subsidization, we will strengthen beef cattle breeding - something they have done in Romania and Greece, from where serious meat imports will ...
Source: Agroplovdiv

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