The Deputy Permanent Secretary discusses with the Subcommittee on Marketing to solve the problem of low beef and buffalo prices in Thailand

Published 2024년 9월 20일

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A meeting led by Mr. Apai Suttisang, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, brought together stakeholders to discuss strategies to address the beef market's challenges. The meeting focused on developing a comprehensive cost structure of the beef supply chain to address pricing issues, enhancing marketing efforts, combating smuggling, promoting the use of animal identification tags, and boosting food security. It also touched on the need to review import procedures for cattle and buffalo from Myanmar. The meeting highlighted an uptick in the number of beef cattle farmers and the growth in beef cattle and domestic demand in Thailand, alongside significant exports of live cattle and beef products to neighboring countries.
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Mr. Apai Suttisang, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, held the 4/2024 Subcommittee on Maintaining the Market for Beef, Buffalo, and Meat Products, which was attended by relevant parties, including the private sector. The meeting considered and approved the following important issues: 1. Proposals to determine the cost structure of the beef supply chain from farms, slaughterhouses, and sales locations (butchers) to provide information to solve the beef price problem comprehensively. Relevant agencies were assigned to find additional information before submitting it to the National Beef, Buffalo, and Meat Product Development Policy Committee (Beef Board). 2. Measures to promote marketing and solve the problem of low beef prices, including measures to control red meat accelerators throughout the production chain, considering farms/raising locations/meat and beef and beef and buffalo products for export; measures to prevent and prevent ...
Source: Naewna

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