US EditionOf the 8,713 Tons of Reserve Meat Prepared for the Needs of the Capital's Citizens, only 144 Tons Were Sold in Almost Four Months.
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The expanded sale of reserve meat will last from May 31 to June 6, and one kilogram of mutton carcass costs 10,000 tugriks, and beef - 13,000 tugriks. However, it was reported that reserve meat is being sold at retail in 446 grocery stores in nine districts of the capital. J. Dulamsuren, Head of the Food, Trade and Services Department of the UBZAA, said, "8,713 tons of meat are being prepared and sold industrially for the spring needs of the cap…
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