Nelli Paredes spoke to the press from the fair “De la Chakra a la Olla”. | Fountain: PTR
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Nelly Paredeshead of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri), noted that his sector is taking measures to counter the growth chicken pricewhich the Southern Poultry Association (Avisur) estimates can cost up to S$15 per kilo in April.
“Senasa (National Agricultural Health Service) has already allowed the people who grow this chicken, the big poultry companies, to import fertilized eggs from Brazil,” he said.
“In 13 weeks, seventeen million fertilized eggs will be delivered to the country to ensure that protein is the most consumed by all Peruvians,” he added.
The minister said that within 11 days chicken pricefor which he expressed his wish that “this trend continue”.
ABOUT, Nelly Paredes He assured that during the summer there has historically been an increase in chicken prices, but this year, he said, the situation worsened due to “food shortages” due to protests in the country.
“The price of chicken has gone up now for two reasons. The chicken always rises in the summer and we know this because the chicken gets dehydrated. So the chicken will always have a lower price, and the ratio between chicken weight and price is always inversely proportional: the smaller the chicken, the higher the price,” he said.
“But this time it was combined with the fact that we had a shortage of food, because the soybeans come from the south of the country, they come through Bolivia; And because of all these social problems that we had, there is still a delay,” he added.
“Farm to Pot”
This was stated by the Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation during the inspection of the fair. “Farm to Pot” in the Breña area.
“We have attracted about 40 producers, some of which bring fresh vegetables and fruits, and others through enterprises. We packed maca and tuna,” he said.
The official said more than 600 fairs would be held across the country.
Source: RPP
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