An animal raised in Romania is sold on a conveyor belt outside the country. Although its meat is delicious and has many proteins and vitamins, Romanians are not taught to eat it, it seems.
The animal raised in Romania that is sold on a conveyor belt outside the country
Although a lot of animals are raised in Romania, it seems that the vast majority end up being sold abroad. The quality of the meat is much more appreciated in other countries than here.
The animal raised in Romania that is sold on a conveyor belt outside the country is the lamb itself. Although the farmers admit that they have a good product, it seems that the Romanians are not really that interested in it.
Only during Easter, lamb meat is in great demand. Otherwise, it seems that Romanians do not make a habit of it and prefer pork, beef, or poultry or fish, Adevărul shows.
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Meanwhile, production continues. For example, tens of thousands of lambs from the counties of Galati, but also Vrancea, are to arrive in Arab countries. The trailers load live lambs, directly from the fold. And the production is really good.
Romanians are not “taught” to eat lamb
Ștefan Patrichi, animal breeder, confirmed the fact that he sells lambs on conveyor belts outside the country. Only 800 lambs were recently loaded for export to Arab countries. And there is no more cargo at all.
In terms of prices, it is well known that before Easter, the price for lamb is somewhat higher. The one-kilogram casing, for example, ends up costing even 45 lei.
“The shot came and I charged them. We sold 800 lambs for export to Arab countries. The lambs weighed an average of 30 kilograms. We are satisfied because we sell the goods, we don’t stay with them.
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Unfortunately, we do not have a place on the domestic market. We kept another 200 lambs for the gilt, 100 of which we will sell at our place. A one-kilogram carcass of lamb costs 35-45 lei per kilogram,” says Ștefan Patrichi, animal breeder.
Why is the lamb sold on the conveyor belt outside the country? Farmers noted that in Arab countries, this type of meat is much more appreciated. By the way, the Arabs pay even better. On the other hand, Romanians are not exactly used to this type of meat.
“If the Arab countries didn’t come to buy our lambs, we would have gone bankrupt. Romanians are not taught to eat lamb. The Communists told us we must eat frozen fish, not lamb! That’s how we were raised”added the farmer.
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