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Economy January 15, 2020 | 8:28 am

Gov. urges consumers to eat chicken

Santo Domingo.- The National Consumer Protection Institute (Pro Consumer) on Tue. called on the population to consume chicken, after slumping sales from an outbreak of Newcastle disease. Anina Del Castillo, head of the agency, said its consumption is recommended, since “chicken is a source rich in protein and amino acids, low in fat, easy to digest and very versatile to perform different dish... Read more

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