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Excitement and skepticism meet Algeria’s decision to import beef to meet high demand during Ramadan

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Algeria is importing massive amounts of beef and lamb to confront an explosion in demand for meat expected throughout the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, hoping to stabilize prices as the country’s economy continues to struggle.

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Excitement and skepticism meet Algeria's decision to import beef to meet high demand during Ramadan

Algeria is importing massive amounts of beef and lamb to ensure it is available to consumers who can't afford locally sourced red meat.

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Excitement and skepticism meet Algeria's decision to import beef to meet high demand during Ramadan

Algeria is importing massive amounts of beef and lamb to ensure it is available to consumers who can't afford locally sourced red meat

2 months ago·United States
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Excitement and skepticism meet Algeria's decision to import beef to meet high demand during Ramadan

Algeria is importing massive amounts of beef and lamb to ensure it is available to consumers who can’t afford locally sourced red meat

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Excitement and skepticism meet Algeria's decision to import beef to meet high demand during Ramadan

ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Algeria is importing massive amounts of beef and lamb to ensure it is available to consumers who can’t afford locally sourced red meat. The move made in preparation for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan reverses a policy designed to bolster domestic production and bring 100,000 tons of new red meat to the oil-rich North African nation. It’s one of many import policy moves that countries with large Muslim populations are ma…

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Excitement and skepticism meet Algeria's decision to import beef to meet high demand during Ramadan

ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Algeria is importing massive amounts of beef and lamb to ensure it is available to consumers who can’t afford locally sourced red meat. The move made in preparation for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan reverses a policy designed to bolster domestic production and bring 100,000 tons of new red meat to the oil-rich North African nation. It’s one of many import policy moves that countries with large Muslim populations are ma…

2 months ago·Panama City, United States
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Excitement and skepticism meet Algeria's decision to import beef to meet high demand during Ramadan

ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Algeria is importing massive amounts of beef and lamb to confront an explosion in demand for meat expected throughout the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, hoping […]

2 months ago·Winnipeg, Canada
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