(MENAFN) Spokespersons of the industry have been in urgent discussions with the government over the disaster which is an unplanned result of the Europe-wide increase in natural gas costs.
CO2 is employed in dazing animals before killing them as well as for vacuum-packing meat goods - but that CO2 is the secondary product of the creation of fertiliser.
The disaster encountered set to be "a lot worse" than a preceding CO2 scarcity happened in 2018, the British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) declared in a report.
The BMPA stated, "CO2 gas plays a critical and irreplaceable role in the food and drink manufacturing process and businesses can grind to a halt if they cannot secure an adequate supply."
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