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Successive Blows from Geneva

Tuesday, August 27, 2019

The government is facing a WTO dispute challenge for delaying shipments of chicken meat from Brazil. The rule is revised to prevent retaliation.

A chicken farm in Pangkalan Asem, Jakarta, last June. / TEMPO/Subekti. tempo : 173486342956.

Chairman of Central Java People’s Poultry Association (Pinsar), Parjuni, flew from Solo to Jakarta to attend a national poultry coordination meeting at the Morrissey Hotel on August 14. The forum was initiated by the coordinating ministry for the economy to discuss the management of Indonesia’s poultry industry. Associations of poultry farmers and breeders, fodder companies, as well as slaughterhouse entrepreneurs were also in

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