Kazakhstan's Ministry of Agriculture responded: Meat production has reached 353,000 tons since the beginning of the year, and reserves are sufficient

Published 2024년 5월 29일

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The Ministry of Agriculture reported a slight increase in meat production compared to the previous year, reaching 353,000 tons. This includes 139,100 tons of beef, 37,500 tons of mutton, 40,000 tons of horse meat, and 119,000 tons of poultry meat. As of May 10, the national stable reserve meat inventory was 288.2 tons, commercial reserves were 44,000 tons, and corporate reserves were 312,000 tons. The ministry reassured that there are still adequate raw material reserves and livestock stocks to continue meat and dairy production, ensuring a stable market supply.
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In a written reply to Kazakhstan News Agency's inquiry, the Ministry of Agriculture stated that according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, my country's meat production has reached 353,000 tons this year, including 139,100 tons of beef, 37,500 tons of mutton, 40,000 tons of horse meat, and 119,000 tons of poultry meat, an increase of 1% over the same period last year. The Ministry of Agriculture said that as of May 10, according to data reported by local governments, the national stable reserve meat inventory was 288.2 tons, the commercial outlets (in turnover mode) meat reserves were 44,000 tons, and the corporate reserves were 312,000 tons. The Ministry of Agriculture also pointed out that these data are only reserves at a specific point in time, and the reserve meat is sold and replenished every day. In addition, the Ministry of Agriculture emphasized that there are still ...
Source: Foodmate

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