S. Korea Offers Compensation To Dog Meat Farmers
South Korea publishes compensation plan for dog meat farmers ahead of 2027 ban
South Korea announced plans Thursday to compensate famers and others in the country’s dwindling dog meat industry before a formal ban goes effect in 2027, a move that is drawing opposition from both f
South Korea offers incentives, adoptions ahead of ban on farming dogs for food
South Korea will help rehome almost half a million dogs bred for food and give dog farmers subsidies and incentives to help them prepare for a ban on the practice set to take effect in early 2027, the agriculture ministry said on Thursday.
S. Korea Offers Compensation To Dog Meat Farmers Before 2027 Ban
South Korea will compensate dog farmers to help them relocate almost 500,000 dogs bred for consumption and close their businesses before a 2027 dog meat ban, the agriculture ministry said on Thursday.
South Korea government announces compensation package for dog meat farmers
Farmers will be offered 600,000 Korean Won ($451) in compensation for every dog. The South Korean Vice Minister for Agriculture also said the government had no plans to euthanize dogs taken from farmers.
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