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"We Are Constantly Monitoring the Quality, Storage, and Safety of the Reserve Meat," He Said.
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In the capital, reserve meat has been sold at 375 points in nine districts. This year, mutton is being sold for 13,000 tugriks and beef for 15,000 tugriks. Of the total 5,000 tons of meat, 40 percent is beef and 60 percent is mutton. However, the quality, storage, and safety of the reserve meat released for sale are being monitored regularly, and planned and unplanned inspections are being conducted, and no violations have been detected so far, …
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