They report an increase in demand for goat meat in Mexico

Published 2021년 8월 31일

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Oaxaca's goat meat sales exceeded 1,800 tons in the first 7 months of 2021, as reported by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, despite the suspension of festivities due to the pandemic. The sales have increased to over 320 tons per month due to high demand from mayordomías, patron saint festivals, and individuals. The production of goat meat in Oaxaca last year exceeded 3,600 tons. The local Congress authorized the designation of origin of the authentic Mole de Caderas, a shepherd's dish made with goat hips, including it in the Festival of the Moles of Oaxaca.
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MISAEL SÁNCHEZ. DIGITAL TIME Despite the suspension of all kinds of festivities, in Oaxaca the sale of goat meat exceeded 1,800 tons during the first 7 months of 2021, reported the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. He also highlighted that of the 221 tons that were sold in January to July, sales already exceed 320 tons per month. With high demand in mayordomías, patron saint festivals and individuals, goat meat places the entity among the entities with the highest production of goat cattle. According to the agency, the production of goat meat in Oaxaca exceeded 3,600 tons in the last year. Likewise, he reported that the almost 5,000 goats that are slaughtered annually in the Mixteca for the Mole de Hips Festival, increased the consumption of Oaxacan goats to more than 400 tons in October. After acknowledging that neither with nor with the pandemic production decreased, he reported that, in the months of March, April, May and June, sales exceeded 200 tons and that as ...
Source: Inforural

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