The Stavropol Territory of Russia opens the export of lamb to Iraq

Published 2021년 9월 29일

Tridge summary

Agricultural producers in the Stavropol region are set to begin exporting lamb meat to Iraq, with the Iraqi government set to approve veterinary certificates for the export of mutton, goat meat, raw meat, and by-products by the end of 2021. The region, which produced 28.1 thousand tons of mutton in 2020, has 12 accredited exporters and in 2020 exported 965 tons of mutton to Iran. The region's governor sees the opportunity as a way to increase production, bring products to new markets, create jobs, and improve the well-being of region's residents.
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Entering new foreign economic markets is always a growth point for the agricultural business. Therefore, the opportunity for Stavropol agricultural producers to supply lamb meat to Iraq will allow them to sell their products at competitive prices. - At the 9th meeting of the Russian-Iraqi Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific and Technical Cooperation, the Iraqi side informed Russia of its readiness to ensure approval by the end of 2021 of veterinary certificates for the export to Iraq of mutton, goat meat, raw meat and by-products obtained during slaughter and processing of sheep and goats, - said the Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Stavropol Territory Dmitry Frolko. The development of export supplies of agricultural products in the Stavropol Territory is carried out within the framework of the regional project "Export of agricultural products (Stavropol Territory)" of the national project "International cooperation and export". In the Stavropol Territory, there are 12 ...
Source: Agroxxi

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