Russia: It is suggested to add Brazilian or Kazakh beef to the sausage

Published Jan 26, 2023

Tridge summary

The article discusses the debate around the potential opening of the Russian market for duty-free beef imports, focusing on the perspectives of sausage and meat delicacy producers, livestock breeders, and consumers. Producers are hoping for access to cheaper beef to use in their products, while breeders are concerned about the potential increase in competition and are advocating for the continued import of beef from Belarus and Kazakhstan. Consumers are weighed in on the situation, expressing a desire for high-quality, affordable meat products.
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Original content

Producers of sausages and meat delicacies are waiting for the opening of the Russian market for duty-free beef, which is in short supply in the Russian Federation. But livestock breeders oppose it, suggesting instead of Brazilian beef to get by with "neighborly" - Belarusian or Kazakhstani. Each side has its own commercial interests. Meat processors are interested in cheap raw materials for sausages, and livestock breeders ...
Source: RUbutcher

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