87% of dog meat farms closed ahead of February ban
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With the complete ban on dog meat consumption set to take effect next February, it has been reported that 87% of dog breeding farms have ceased operations. According to data compiled by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs on the 11th regarding the status of farm closures, 1,339 out of a total of 1,537 farms had completed operations as of the 21st of last month. An official from the ministry stated, "This is the result of actively…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Se-rin = The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs compiled the status of business closures at dog breeding farms ahead of the total ban on dog meat consumption next February, and found that last month...
[Cable News] The three-year grace period for South Korea's law banning the sale and consumption of dog meat is about to expire, and it will officially take effect next February. The South Korean custom of eating dog meat will become history, but...
With the end of dog meat consumption scheduled for next February, it has been found that nearly 90% of dog breeding farms have closed down, marking the final stage of operations. The remaining breeding scale is approximately 7,600 dogs.
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