AMMAN – The President of the Livestock Breeders Association, Zaal Al-Koalit, explained why Uruguayan meat has recently flooded
the Jordanian market, indicating that its import began about two months ago to
the Kingdom.
Koalit stated in a statement to the
Khaberni website on Saturday, that Uruguayan meat is frozen and does not affect
local meat, especially with the opening of the door for the export of municipal meat. He added that the price per kilogram of Uruguayan meat is estimated at
JD4 or less, while the price of local meat reaches JD9 or less.
Koalit continued that there is a segment of
citizens who cannot afford to buy local meat, so they find several alternatives
in the market, including Uruguayan meat.
The Ministry of Agriculture had issued
permits for several traders to import meat from Uruguay and South America into
the Jordanian markets.
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AMMAN – The President of the
Livestock Breeders Association, Zaal Al-Koalit, explained why Uruguayan meat has recently flooded
the Jordanian market, indicating that its import began about two months ago to
the Kingdom.
Koalit stated in a statement to the
Khaberni website on Saturday, that Uruguayan meat is frozen and does not affect
local meat, especially with the opening of the door for the
export of municipal meat. He added that the price per kilogram of Uruguayan meat is estimated at
JD4 or less, while the price of local meat reaches JD9 or less.
Koalit continued that there is a segment of
citizens who cannot afford to buy local meat, so they find several alternatives
in the market, including Uruguayan meat.
The Ministry of Agriculture had issued
permits for several traders to
import meat from Uruguay and South America into
the Jordanian markets.
Read more National news
Jordan News
