Mongolia will begin supplying meat to one of the largest Russian meat processing plants

Published Jul 26, 2024

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The Khubsugul aimag in Mongolia will supply 39,000 tons of beef and horse meat to a major meat processing plant in Ulan-Ude, Russia, following an agreement between Khubsugul's governor, Pilzhegiin Lkhagvazhav, and Buryatia's head, Alexei Tsydenov. Khubsugul, which leads Mongolia in livestock numbers with over 5.6 million animals, also seeks to train Mongolian students in Buryatia's educational institutions, especially in agricultural fields like veterinary medicine. This development comes after Russia lifted a ban on Mongolian meat imports in 2022.
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The Mongolian aimag (region) Khubsugul on the border with Russia will begin to supply beef and horse meat to the Republic of Buryatia, where one of the largest meat processing plants in the Russian Federation is located. The TASS correspondent was informed about this by the aimag administration. “The governor of our aimag, Pilzhegiin Lkhagvazhav, returned from the Russian Federation, where he agreed with the head of the Republic of Buryatia, Alexei Tsydenov, to supply 39 thousand tons of horse meat and beef to one of the largest Russian meat processing plants, which is located in Ulan-Ude. The Khubsugol aimag is the country’s leader in livestock numbers - 5 million 660 189 heads of animals,” the aimag press service reported. According to her information, the governor also asked to consider the possibility of training Mongolian students at universities and secondary specialized educational institutions in Buryatia, especially in agricultural specialties, primarily veterinary ...
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