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Ban on buffalo transport lifted in Goa, meat traders welcome decision

The Goa government has lifted the ban on transportation of buffaloes from neighbouring states to the Goa Meat Complex in south Goa for slaughtering, after it was imposed on account of outbreak of lumpy skin disease a couple of months .

Ban on buffalo transport lifted in Goa, meat traders welcome decision

Ban on buffalo transport lifted in Goa, meat traders welcome decision
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Supply Channels Blocked, Goa Feels the Burn of Karnataka s Severe Cow Slaughter Bill

Supply Channels Blocked, Goa Feels the Burn of Karnataka s Severe Cow Slaughter Bill Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant said that the state was currently sourcing live animals and beef meat from other states”. Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant. Photo: Facebook/Dr Pramod Sawant Politics24/Dec/2020 New Delhi: The BJP-led government in Goa is trying to find an alternative legal channel to ensure safe passage of livestock to the state after neighbouring Karnataka recently passed a stringent anti-cow slaughter Bill. Indian Express, the Pramod Sawant-led government has convened a meeting between Karnataka’s cattle suppliers and Goa’s meat traders to find a way to supply livestock to the state. Goa thrives on tourism, a vital resource of which is food.

Goa goes into huddle to find way around Karnataka slaughter law

Goa goes into huddle to find way around Karnataka slaughter law With Maharashtra passing the anti-cattle slaughter act four years ago, Goa relies solely on Karnataka for bulk of its beef consumption supplied either through transport of live buffalo and bull or carcass from the neighbouring state’s abattoirs. Updated: December 24, 2020 7:05:45 am Over the the past 72 hours, with the state already starting to feel shortage of beef, the Goa government has come under growing administrative and political pressure to facilitate meat to a tourist state gearing for Christmas and New Year celebrations. With the BJP government in Karnataka proposing a more stringent law on banning cattle slaughter, the Pramod Sawant-led Goa administration on Wednesday convened a meeting between cattle suppliers from Karnataka and meat traders of Goa to look for a legal channel for safe passage of livestock to the state.

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