Price of duck meat in Taiwan rises due to climate change

Published 2022년 2월 18일

Tridge summary

Climate change-related colder weather has led to a decrease in duck meat supply in Taiwan, resulting in a price increase for the meat. The situation, worsened by the COVID pandemic, which has prompted more people to buy frozen duck online, is expected to persist until the fall. As a result, restaurants and shops are adjusting prices for dishes and packaged smoked duck meat.
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After a shortage of eggs, now duck meat is low in supply in Taiwan as well. Duck breeders say colder weather caused by climate change has had an effect on the hatching of duck eggs. This roasted duck is fresh out of the oven. It’s ready to be served the Peking duck style, which is duck meat sliced up and served in a wrap with scallion and a sweet sauce. But it’s likely that fewer people will be enjoying this dish soon, after the price of duck meat rose in recent months. One restaurant in Changhua says it has no choice but to adjust its prices, from NT$800 for one whole roasted duck to NT$900. Meanwhile, a chef at a Hong Kong style restaurant says they raised their price by 25 percent last year and it is likely to go up even more this year. This restaurant serves duck soup in broth made with Angelica, a kind of Chinese herb. The owner says that he will be raising the price of their signature dish by 10 percent. Shops that sell packaged smoked duck meat are affected too. The price ...
Source: Rti

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