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The head of the butchers' union in the West Bank, Omar Nakleh, confirmed that meat prices are fluctuating due to weak demand and the Palestinian market's nearly complete reliance on importing calves and sheep from Israel. He expects a gradual decline in prices if the market remains stagnant. He explained that the market lacks self-sufficiency, with the purchase price of calves reaching around 63-65 shekels per kilogram, making selling for less than 70 shekels unprofitable. He called for stricter oversight of the quality of imported meats and for improvements to slaughterhouse infrastructure. Additionally, he emphasized the need to increase the number of local sheep and reduce dependence on imports, along with advocating for investment facilitations in the sector to boost production and create job opportunities.
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