Turkey: There is a problem due to the shortage of cuts in offal

Published 2022년 3월 1일

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Adana, Turkey is experiencing a shortage of offal due to a decrease in slaughter numbers, making it a scarcity. This shortage has driven the prices of şerdan, snow, and mumbar to ranges between 25 and 35 liras. Most of the offal is sourced from elsewhere due to the increased demand, particularly after the Taste Festival. The reduction of VAT to 1 percent by the government has pleased the traders, but the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine is expected to impact the offal supply.

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There is a problem due to the shortage of cuts in offal ADANA - Due to the scarcity of slaughter in Adana, which is almost the collection base of slaughtered sheep offal in Turkey, şerdan, snow and mumbar are sold between 25 and 35 liras. In many slaughterhouses in Turkey, the giblets of small cattle that are slaughtered daily are brought to Adana raw. The 'Taste Festival' held in the city in recent years has increased the sales of offal. Although raw offal is brought to Adana from other cities, it is difficult to meet the demand from time to time due to the decrease in the cuts. Adana Chamber of Butchers Chairman Murat Yağmur, in his statement, said that the cuts ...

Source: Sondakika