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Mutton Price ‘Deadlock Ends’ setback to overambitious butchers

Kashmirmediawatch by Kashmirmediawatch
March 17, 2021
in Kashmir
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Srinagar, March 17: In a Development that is seen as friendly towards customers and a blow to the butcher’s community the administration has fixed the retail price of mutton at Rs 535 per kilogram without offal and Rs 490 with it, Kashmir Economic Alliance representative Farooq Ahmad Dar flanked by representatives of various Mutton dealers associations announced on Wednesday.

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 “The fresh rates would be applicable across Kashmir from tomorrow,” Dar said.

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Pulse is that the fixing of fresh rates for mutton brings to end a four month long disagreement between the government and the mutton dealers.

Butchers in Kashmir have been on strike since long since the administration fixed the retail price of mutton at Rs 480 per kilogram in November last year, there was a deadlock with dealers demanding a review even as the price is Rs 40 higher than the previously fixed rate in 2016.

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Pertinent to mention it’s about Rs 120 less than what the dealers were selling the highly sought after commodity in Kashmir with a consumption of around 1,000 lakh kg/year.

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Experts opine that butchers were aiming to take mutton to abnormal hikes and the stiff resistance shown by the administration has whitewashed those ambitions.

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