Meat import begins in Turkey

Published 2022년 12월 20일

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Turkey's Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Vahit Kirişci, has sent a delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina to import 1,000 kilograms of boneless meat to Turkey due to a meat shortage and rising prices. The meat prices have already increased by 19% last week and are expected to rise further. This comes as meat carcass prices have increased from 100 liras to 119 liras in a week, and there are concerns about the sustainability of animal husbandry in Turkey. The Turkish Butchers, Breeders, Meat and Meat Products Federation has criticized the Minister for his silence on the issue and has called for his resignation if he is not performing his duties.
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Praising livestock in Venezuela, where he went to look for land for wheat production in July, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Vahit Kirişci sent a delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina to import 1,000 kilograms of boneless meat when there was a shortage of meat to be sold in the Meat and Milk Institution. Meat prices, which increased by 19 percent last week due to the lack of animals, are expected to increase further in the coming days. While the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Vahit Kirişci, admires the animal husbandry of Venezuela, where he went to look for land to discuss the details of the wheat production project in July, he seeks the solution of the problems he is responsible for in Turkey in imports. In Venezuela, his colleague Wilmar Castro told Soteldo, “You must be number one in the world in animal husbandry with this pasture. We are farming. We feed our animals from outside as if they order pizza from a pizzeria and a burger from a burger place. It is said ...
Source: Paraanaliz

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