Iran: The possibility of continuing the process of injecting imported meat into the market until Eid

Published 2023년 11월 26일

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According to Ali Asghar Maleki, the head of the sheep meat union, the price of meat in Tehran has increased by 10 to 15 thousand tomans due to a decrease in supply and the high price of livestock. Farmers have been sending their animals to the slaughterhouse in the past few years, resulting in a loss of productive animals. Maleki also mentioned that the Livestock Affairs Support Company and the Ministry of Jihad Agriculture are working to regulate the market and balance prices.
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In an interview with ISNA, Ali Asghar Maleki stated that the price of meat has increased by 10 to 15 thousand tomans in the last few days and said: The reason for this price increase was the decrease in supply and the high price of livestock in the cities. He continued: Tehran's livestock is supplied from other provinces, and as a result, any price change in the cities affects the price of meat in Tehran. The head of the sheep meat union added: In the past few years, we have lost many productive animals due to high prices, and farmers have sent their animals to the slaughterhouse. On the other hand, this year the rainfall and growth in the west of the country have been good, and the ranchers have stored their inputs, and the ranchers who managed to keep their livestock are planning to sell them in a better market. According to him, currently the price of sheep meat has reached 470 to 475 thousand tomans per kilo, and the price of sheep meat, including tail and liver, has also ...
Source: Isna

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