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5625 establishments in the dog meat industry have been reported to operate… “Support for closure due to the upper limit on the breeding area of farms”

The Ministry of Agriculture to Receive Operating Report from 5,625 Sites by the 7th… 1,507 More Compared to the 2022 Survey…”Impact Including Small Farms”, ‘[Sejong=Reporter Kim Eun-bi] A total of 5,625 sites in the industry, such as dog breeding farms for edible purposes, have submitted operating reports in accordance with the Dog Edible Species Act.’,
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Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Song Mi-ryeong delivers a congratulatory message after unveiling the plaque for the dog edible end project at the Sejong Government Complex on the afternoon of the 22nd. (Photo=Yonhap News)

, ‘The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs announced on the 7th that a total of 5,625 sites in the industry, such as dog breeding farms for edible purposes, have submitted reports during the mandatory reporting period under the Dog Edible Species Act (February 6 to May 7)’,
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, ‘According to the ‘Special Law on the End of Rearing, Slaughtering, and Distribution of Dogs for Edible Purposes’ (Dog Edible Species Act) promulgated on February 6, farms and businesses operating for the purpose of dog edibles must report their operating status including their location to the local government by May 7 and submit a closure plan by August 5.’,
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, ‘A total of 3,075 sites in the industry engaged in the breeding of dogs for edible purposes were identified through the 2022 local government administrative survey. With the submission of operating status reports this year, a total of 5,625 sites in the target industry have submitted reports, with most of the target sites having submitted their reports. The increase in the number of reports (1,507 sites) compared to the administrative survey (1,156 sites) in 2022 is believed to be due to the inclusion of small farms not covered in the survey.’,
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, ‘Businesses in the dog edible industry that have submitted suitable reports and closure plans within the specified period will receive support for closure. The government plans to announce specific closure support measures for the dog edible industry through the basic plan for dog edible species end in September this year.’,
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, ‘An official from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food said, “We are considering providing financial support to promote the closure of dog breeding farms by setting a limit on the livestock area (area reported for livestock waste disposal) and providing differentiated support based on the closure timing. We plan to thoroughly investigate and exclude from support those who aim for excessive support and temporarily expand their operating scale.”’,
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, ‘On the other hand, industries that do not report their targets or operating status within the designated period, or fail to submit closure plans, will be excluded from future government support for closure and may be subject to fines of up to 3 million won or closure orders and measures under the Dog Edible Species Act.’,
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