Poultry farmers in Kazakhstan are asking for restrictions on the import of chicken legs from the USA

게시됨 2024년 1월 9일

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The Union of Poultry Farmers of Kazakhstan wants to restrict the import of poultry products from the United States, with president Ruslan Sharipov stating that domestic poultry farmers support this initiative. He explained that the current tariff quotas for poultry meat are being exceeded, leading to unfair competition for domestic producers and a potential threat of infectious disease. Additionally, the union is advocating for the import of chilled poultry meat and a possible reduction of tariff quotas for poultry meat from the United States in the future.

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The Union of Poultry Farmers of Kazakhstan advocates introducing restrictions on the import of poultry products from the United States into the country. The president of the organization, Ruslan Sharipov, announced this in an interview with the APK Novosti agency, which specializes in information about the work of the republic’s agro-industrial complex. “Kazakhstan’s poultry farmers support this initiative,” he said. Sharipov noted that a large amount of poultry meat and American-made chicken legs are supplied to the domestic market at dumping prices. “According to the approved tariff quotas for poultry meat, a quota for 140 thousand tons of poultry meat is approved annually. Currently, domestic poultry farming is not able to compete with foreign producers, since there are no production facilities in the republic for the production of equipment, premixes and vitamins, veterinary drugs, no own breeding base, which creates a real threat to the introduction of infectious disease ...

출처: Kvedomosti