INDIAN GOAT MEAT EXPORTS ON ROLLER COASTER RIDE
March 1st, 2013
A STEEP rise and then within a few years an equally steep fall in the exports of goat meat from India has exposed failings within the country’s supply chain, say industry experts. According to Mansoor Nadeem Lari, managing director of Abdullah Fresh Foods in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, a recent 500% collapse in the Indian goat meat exports has been sparked by rising domestic prices. “Within the last few years the prices jumped three times, which are now ranging between USD6 to USD8 per kg,” he told globalmeatnews.com, “with processing, chilling and ...
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