The Muslims slaughtered AL-Odhia in Eid Al-Adha Almubark. The Al-Odhia includes the animal’s sheep, goat,
cattle, buffaloes and camel in Eid Al-Adha Almubark every year and the Muslims eat the meat of AL-Odhia. The
Muslims do not eat the pork. The Muslims eat the meat all over the year. The Christians do not eat the meat
and other foods of the animal origin in certain periods of the year. The Jewish not eat pork and camels’ meat.
Meat consumption is based largely on availability, price and tradition. The meat production is a very complex
operation depending not only on the demand which is usually based up on the price and the income, but up on
the many social and economic influences such as the official policy, the price support the mechanisms, and the
interrelations such as the interaction between the beef and the milk production, the availability of the animal
feedstuffs and the competition for the food between the man and the animals. It is difficult to make accurate
comparisons of the meat consumption between the countries in the world because the different methods are
used to estimate the consumption. The figures may be derived from the total supplies available at wholesale
level, or from the records of the household purchases, with or without estimates of what is consumed away
from the home; the estimate of waste, both in the preparation of the food and by the individual adds to the
uncertainty. Some national estimates fail to include the imports, and some surveys include the weight of the
non-meat components of the products, for example the amount of the meat in a product can range between
hundred percentages in some types of the burger to ten percentages in some types of the pizza. The food
Balance Sheets are prepared from the figures for the production, the imports, the stock changes, and the
exports with allowances for the feed, the processing and “The other uses” and the same methods are applied
to all the regions. The amount of meat consumed in different countries in the world varies enormously with
social, economic and political influences, religious beliefs and geographical differences. |
