Russia: In the Stavropol Territory, the volume of mutton production is going to increase by 7% in 2025

Published Apr 21, 2023

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The Stavropol Territory in Russia is planning to increase mutton production from 29 thousand tons in 2021 to 31 thousand tons by 2025, marking a 7% rise. This move is anticipated to boost profitability by 30%. The Damate group of companies has launched a significant project to produce lamb in the North Caucasus Federal District, contributing to this increase. As of January 2023, the territory housed over 1.2 million heads of sheep and goats across various types of farms.
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In the Stavropol Territory, they plan to increase the production of mutton to 31 thousand tons by 2025, RBC Kavkaz was told in the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the region. At the end of last year, the output of such products amounted to 29 thousand tons. Thus, the indicator is going to increase by 7%. At the same time, profitability in this area is expected to grow by 30%. It is noted that new areas of activity contribute to the increase in mutton production. Thus, the Damate group of companies has launched a large-scale project for the production of lamb in the North Caucasus Federal District. According to the Ministry of the Territory, as of January 1, 2023, in the Stavropol ...
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