Iran: Positive for the import of hot meat to regulate the market in the government of President Shahid

Published 2024년 5월 28일

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President Shahid's visit to African countries led to agreements for meat and livestock imports, with shipments arriving in Iran and being offered at reasonable prices in the market. This follows an increase in imported hot meat from various countries as a way to meet protein needs and stabilize the market, after domestically produced meat prices rose due to production costs and livestock slaughter. Currently, hot meat is imported from seven to eight countries, including Kenya, South Africa, and Eastern Europe, helping to balance the market and make protein products more affordable for the public.
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According to ISNA, at the end of last year, President Shahid visited the countries of the African continent in order to strengthen cooperation. It is possible to mention the import of meat from Africa, especially Kenya and South Africa. Alireza Peyman Pak - Deputy Minister of Jihad Agriculture - also after this visit of President Shahid, pointing out that Africa produces a wide range of products due to climate and weather conditions, stated that we can meet part of the country's protein needs by importing from to supply these countries, and in this regard, agreements and negotiations have been made for the import of live meat and livestock, and in the coming months (August and September), meat and livestock will be imported from these countries. He also announced in September of last year that in order to supply the meat needed by the country and create a balance in the market, the import of hot meat from different countries has increased and these meats are supposed to be offered ...
Source: Isna

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