Turkey: Technology has increased meat consumption in Adana, the capital of kebab

Published 2022년 12월 26일

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Adana, known as the capital of kebab in Turkey, has seen a surge in meat consumption and tourism due to the use of technology, internet, and social media. The number of small cattle slaughtered daily has increased by 50%, and meat consumption has risen by around 35%. Kebab sales have also increased by 40% due to the pandemic and the shift to take-out services. The city has become a popular destination for kebab lovers from all over Turkey and abroad.
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With the development of technology, the use of the internet and social media, the demand increased thanks to the operators who explained themselves well in Adana, the capital of kebab, and this figure increased to 850 in the city where 550 small cattle were slaughtered daily. It has been stated that the door to kebab tourism has been opened in the city, where people from all over Turkey and even from abroad come to eat kebab. With the development of technology, the increase in the use of the internet and the spread of social media, the meat sector has been positively affected as in all sectors. While this process accelerated with the pandemic, it moved to another dimension after the pandemic, and when businesses became able to advertise themselves thanks to social media, people started to come to Adana, the capital of kebab, from outside the province and even from abroad. Saruhan Yağmur, Deputy Chairman of the Turkish Butchers, Livestock, Meat and Meat Products, Tradesmen and ...
Source: Sondakika

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