Turkey: Ovine prices rose, producers smiled

Published Feb 20, 2023

Tridge summary

Ovine breeders in Afyonkarahisar, Turkey are experiencing happiness due to a significant increase in lamb meat prices, which have risen above 75 liras per kilogram. This development has been welcomed by producers who had been struggling with feed costs. Last year, the price of live lamb was around 40-45 liras per kilogram, but this year it has seen a substantial rise, reaching 50 liras and then exceeding 75 liras. Consequently, a lamb that was sold to an intermediary for 2,500 TL is now selling for 4,000 TL in butcher's shops.
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Original content

Ovine breeders in Afyonkarahisar are smiling because of the rise in lamb meat prices, while producers who have not been able to meet the cost for a long time are very satisfied with the latest prices. In the Bayat district of Afyonkarahisar, where sheep and small cattle breeding is common, the producers began to smile as the prices of lambs exceeded 75 liras per kilogram. Producers, who have been complaining about feed costs for a long time, are happy with the increase in prices. The producers, who stated that last year the price of a kilogram of live lamb was at the level of 40-45 lora, stated that this year the ...
Source: Sondakika

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