چین کو گدھے کا گوشت اورکھال ایکسپورٹ کرنے کیلئے قواعد وضوابط طے کرلیے گئے

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پاکستان سے چین کو گدھے کا گوشت اور کھال ایکسپورٹ کرنے کےحوالے سے قواعد وضوابط طے کرلیے گئے ہیں اور اس حوالے سے طے کردہ پروٹوکول کو حتمی شکل دیدی گئی ہے۔

تفصیلات ے مطابق سینیٹر انوشہ رحمان کی زیر صدارت سینیٹ کی قائمہ کمیٹی برائے تجارت کے اجلاس میں وزارت تجارت کے حکام نے انکشاف کیا ہے کہ چین کو گدھے کی کھال اور گوشت برآمد کرنے کے پروٹوکول کو حتمی شکل دیدی گئی ہے۔

اجلاس میں وزارت تجارت کے انچارج ایڈیشنل سیکرٹری احسن علی منگی نے کمیٹی کو بریفنگ دیتے ہوئے بتایا کہ چین کو گدھے کی کھالوں کو برآمد کرنے کے حوالے سے پروٹوکول تیار کرلیا گیا ہے،۔

چیئرمین قائمہ کمیٹی نے اس دوران کہا کہ صرف کھال ہی کیوں پورے گدھے کو ہی چین برآمد کیوں نا کیا جائے؟ ایڈیشنل سیکرٹری انچارج نے جواب دیا کہ ابھی فی الحال کھالیں ہی برآمد کی جاسکتی ہیں پورے گدھے کی برآمد کیلئے تبادلہ خیال کیا جارہا ہے۔

جس پر کمیٹی رکن سینیٹر سرمد علی بولے کہ گدھوں کی کھالیں برآمد کی جائیں گی تو گوشت کا کیا ہوگا؟ کیا اسے ملک میں فروخت کیا جائے گا؟

وزارت تجارت کے انچارج ایڈیشنل سیکرٹری نے جواب دیا کہ چین کو گدھوں کی برآمد پر کوئی پابندی نہیں ہے،گدھے کی کھال کے ساتھ ساتھ گوشت کو بھی فہرست میں شامل کرنے کی منصوبہ بندی کی جارہی ہے۔

انہوں نے مزید کہا کہ پاکستان سے چین کو آلو، پیاز اور مرچوں کی ایکسپورٹ کے پروٹوکول کو بھی حتمی شکل دیدی گئی ہے۔

اس موقع پر چیئرمین کمیٹی انوشہ رحمان نے کہا کہ پاکستان پیاز کی اپنی مجموعی مانگ کا صرف پانچواں حصہ پیدا کرتا ہے، اس صورتحال میں چین کو پیاز برآمد کرنے کا جواز کافی مشکل کام ہے۔
 

AbbuJee

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)

لگتا ہے اب فقہ حرام لیگیہ کو چوہوں کی بریانی کھانی پڑے گی

Cracking Up Lol GIF
 

Melanthus

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
It is shameful and embarrassing that Pakistan is exporting donkeys whereas other countries export IT,pharmaceuticals,electronics and many other consumer goods.
 
Sorry - did MOC Addl Sec Mr Mangi also share full rationale and economic and environmental feasibility of this project with the Senate Committee?

Yes, we need forex and there's no intent to scuttle this initiative, but did anyone explore / negotiate with our friends to instead set up 1 manufacturing plant each for cosmetics/beauty products and Chinese/Tibetan traditional medicines here. We can provide them all sorts of animals, plants and herbs that they need at bargain price, if they set up relevant industrial units here, hire our labour and skill up our people. How can we afford to keep throwing away our raw materials for peanuts abroad? When will our babus learn to work for the people!

Also, who will export - Mr Motiwala or Mr Shah?! Which part of the country will these donkeys be sourced from? Will MOC, MOA & provincial governments simultaneously establish few donkey breeding farms or donkey sanctuaries in Pakistan, to avoid making donkeys extinct??

Did the MOC tell the Senate that donkey trade is one of the loosely regulated trades globally, and our friends have already gobbled up their own donkeys and good majority of African and South American donkeys? Pls do think about maintaining the balance in our ecosystem and ecohealth and the livelihood of our poor folks in the long run.

Did the MOC tell the Senate that the gelatin in donkey skin is useful in making cosmetics and Chinese traditional medicines? (Ejiao, a Chinese traditional "medicine of emperors", est >$10BN market size, is used as a blood tonic by people with anemia or reproductive problems). High-altitude donkeys are also useful in anti-venom manufacturing.

Did anyone consult our own experts, who wrote this about donkey business 10 years ago. Those interested can read more here and here and here and here.
 

Shortage of donkey skin breeds TCM fakes​

(Xinhua) Updated: 2016-01-28 12:03

JINAN - A shortage of donkey hides used to produce the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) "ejiao" has resulted in a deluge of imitations, with around 40 percent likely to be fake.

Donkey-hide gelatin, known as ejiao in Chinese,is made by boiling the donkey's skin and refining the results into a tonic. Ejiao is mainly taken by women who suffer from anemia, dry coughs or dizziness. The name was coined in Dong'e County in east China's Shandong Province, where it was originally produced.

Around 5,000 tonnes of ejiao is produced annually in China, according to figures released this week by Shandong Ejiao Trade Association.

To realize such production, around 4 million donkey hides are needed each year. Annual supply in China is less than 1.8 million, meaning as much as 40 percent of the products claiming to be ejiao are counterfeit, according to the figures.

"With the current donkey hide supply, only 3,000 tonnes of ejiao can be manufactured each year," said Dong Shuguang, an ejiao consultant with more than 20 years experience in the industry.

Production of donkey hides has dwindled in China due to the animal's low fertility rate and long rearing period, prompting a 23 percent annual price hike. Last year, the average price for a complete donkey skin exceeded 2,600 yuan (395 U.S. dollars).

As a result, people have began using the skins from mules, horses, pigs and oxen to produce counterfeit tonics. In some cases, people have even used shoes, according to Bu Xun from Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences.

"A donkey skin can cost up to 3,000 yuan, while horse and mule hides are only 200 yuan each. Pig skins and shoes are even cheaper," Bu said. "Some products don't even have any ejiao in them."

An industry insider said on condition of anonymity that some manufacturers sell the fake products to supermarkets or drug stores in remote counties or townships, or through online shops.

Over thousands of years, ejiao has been incorporated into different products, including desserts, which can fetch between 400 yuan and 4,000 yuan.

According to Chinese medical documentation, ejiao is only effective when made with donkey hide, while the side effects of taking fake ejiao cannot be guaranteed. Fake ejiao made from horse skins has been known to cause miscarriages in pregnant women.

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