Romania aims to eliminate meat imports by increasing domestic production, thereby supporting local farmers and the national economy.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Agriculture Minister Florin Barbu announces measures to achieve 100% self-sufficiency in meat production, replacing imports with Romanian products. Meat production has increased significantly in recent months, and Barbu emphasizes the importance of support for farmers and the integration of crop production into animal husbandry. Meanwhile, a study in Sweden suggests that healthy diets can reduce the risk of chronic diseases in the elderly, highlighting the negative impact of processed meat on health.
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