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Israel Overhauls Sheep and Goat Farming Sector, Ending Tariffs for Cheaper Cheese
Israel is reforming its sheep and goat farming sector by eliminating cheese tariffs and providing direct financial support to farmers. This aims to lower consumer prices, boost local production, and ensure food security amidst increased competition.
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What happened
- 01Israel will eliminate tariffs on sheep and goat milk cheeses.
- 02Farmers will receive direct financial support totaling 100 million shekels over four years.
- 03Ongoing annual subsidies of over 20 million shekels will be provided from 2031.
- 04The reform is expected to significantly lower cheese prices for consumers.
- 05The changes aim to transition the sector to a more competitive, open market.
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