Indonesia says nz beef can fill aussie shortfall
아산출장마사지The Asian Development Bank (ADB), India’s development agency, has urged the government to make nz beef beef available, especially for Australians.
In an e-mail from the ADB’s new chief economist Raj Pachauri, he said: “The growth of the Asian emerging market economy as seen in 2013 appears to have a significant underperformance against international economic and fiscal indicators in 2014.”
The ADB has also called on the government to ensure there is adequate food security for Australian consumers and the ADB’s food security project has called for nz beef to be available in supermarkets in the foreseeable future.
“The development needs to be seen as part of broader policies around food security and nutrit크레이지 슬롯ion,” the ADB said. “Nz beef is a low-cos바카라 룰t, highly concentrated source of protein which may meet Australia’s nutritional needs in terms of energy, calcium, protein, vitamin C, fibre, potassium and protein. Nz beef is relatively inexpensive to produce, less labour intensive and high in energy content.”
In its e-mail, the ADB said: “A nz beef product will be provided for Australia within the next few months from an Asian partner.
“We also encourage the Indian government to make available nz beef in its domestic market for the benefit of all Australian citizens.”
Earlier this month, Australia’s health minister, Sussan Ley, said she was concerned by nz beef because it would be a problem with poor quality ingredients. Ms Ley is expected to hold talks this week with the ADB to discuss nz beef and the health impact it could have on Australian farmers.
nz beef is the product of a process where cow’s milk and animal faeces are pumped into a plant where they are ground and a variety of other food, often fruits and vegetables, or even beefsteak. These are then cooked to obtain a product which resembles cattle feed. The product can be stored in the ground until used.
At the moment, nz beef can be purchased from the Asian meat and fish markets only in Australia, where it is classified as a “local import”.