Philippine gov’t told to boost rabbit meat production

Published 2021년 2월 18일

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The Philippine government is being urged to increase the production of alternative protein sources such as rabbit meat and plant-based food due to high pork and chicken prices. This is according to a study by the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB). The study suggests that while the high pork prices are a opportunity, the food of the future should be more plant-based. The prevailing price of pork in Metro Manila is P270 per kilogram to P320/kg, while a kilo of whole dressed chicken costs around P160/kg to P180/kg.
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Amid high pork and chicken prices, the Philippine government must now find a way to boost the production of alternative protein sources such as rabbit meat and plant-based food. Based on a study published by the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB), the high pork prices now, while painful and unfavorable to consumers, is an opportunity for the country to start exploring alternative protein sources. “In the short run, this will be chicken, but it should be expanded to other options (i.e rabbit) but eventually plant-based sources of protein (i.e soybeans and nuts),” according to the study prepared by the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics of the College of Economics and Management of UPLB. Citing Dr. Eufemio Rasco from the National Academy of Science and Technology, the study also said that the food of the future should be more plant-based. There is already a global movement exploring plant-based diets that are good for both people and the environment. EAT, ...
Source: Mb

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