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Next Consumption bombarded – New meat increases coming meat
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In addition to the humanitarian crisis caused by the war in Ukraine, huge consequences have been chained in many other areas of life and daily life in Cyprus and throughout Europe. Prices for raw materials and energy have exploded, something that households are already seeing from the increases in EAC tariffs, and every time they approach a gas station. International grain prices had risen dramatically, long before Russia invaded Ukraine, due to the effects of the ongoing pandemic, bad weather in traditional grain-producing regions and the sharp rise in transport tariffs, in less than a month have doubled. The Government proceeds with its own imports of cereals in order to meet the needs of the animals in case of need. At the same time, it is taking measures to support farmers who have been affected. & Nbsp;
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Fire in the price of pork from next Monday Increase instead of decrease in fuel
Waiting for any help the farmers who have been significantly affected since 70% of cost of meat production depends on feed, they proceed in groups to price increases. The first increases in the market were observed in the price of pork, with pig farmers putting a 10% increase, while another 10% is expected to put next week. In addition, herders and traders of chicken products are expected to announce a 20% increase in the price of chicken in the coming days. Sheep and goat farmers are also increasing the price by 10%. Farmers' circles estimate that these are the first increases and a tsunami of increases is expected afterwards. At the same time, the concern of those who depend on tourism is intense, with the leisure centers claiming that they will be significantly affected. & Nbsp;
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