'Imported solution' for red meat from Brazil brought to Turkey: 27 thousand cattle...
A solution to the recent high prices of red meat in Turkey has once again been found abroad. 27 thousand Angus cattle have been imported from Brazil to meet Turkey's meat demand.
27 thousand Angus cattle imported from Brazil to meet Turkey's meat demand have been brought to İskenderun on the Panama-flagged ship 'NADA'.
The Panama-flagged ship named 'NADA', which has been at sea for days, has docked at İskenderun Limak Port.
With the docking of the 201-meter-long and 32-meter-wide ship carrying 27 thousand Angus cattle, a foul odor has spread across the town center.
It was noted that the imported cattle will be unloaded from the ship after undergoing health checks by veterinarians.
Ministry officials had recently announced that red meat prices would decrease.
News Source: 12punto
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