Foot-and-mouth disease restrictions in Namibia have triggered an upward trend in meat prices across the country. Butcheries have begun raising their prices, while restaurants are similarly increasing the costs of their meat-based dishes.
The price increases are a direct result of ongoing regulatory measures implemented to manage the foot-and-mouth disease situation. These restrictions have impacted the supply chain, directly affecting the primary ingredient used by both retail butcheries and the food service sector.
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