Egypt: Black beans and Brazilian black pepper compete with Baladi and Vietnamese in spice shops

Published 2023년 3월 5일

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Spice shops in the local market have begun selling black beans and Brazilian black pepper, competing with Baladi and Vietnamese varieties. Brazilian beans cost 36 pounds per kilogram, while local beans cost 40 pounds. The wholesale price of a kilo of Brazilian black pepper is 140 pounds, compared to 130 pounds for Vietnamese black pepper. The consumer price for a kilo of Brazilian beans ranges from 40 to 45 pounds, while local beans range from 45 to 52 pounds. The consumer price for a kilo of Brazilian black pepper ranges from 160 to 180 pounds, depending on size and purity, while Vietnamese black pepper ranges from 145 to 160 pounds.

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Spice shops in the local market started offering black beans and Brazilian black pepper, which are now competing with their counterparts in Baladi and Vietnamese, which are sold in the Egyptian market. Mostafa al-Sheikh, a member of the Spice Division at the Cairo Chamber of Commerce, said in statements to Al-Mal that the price of Brazilian beans weighs 36 pounds per kilogram, and the local variety costs 40 pounds. A member of the Spice Division added that the wholesale price of a kilo of Brazilian black pepper is 140 pounds, and it is characterized by the size of a grain in addition to being free of impurities, while a kilo of Vietnamese black pepper is less than 10 pounds in price and is sold wholesale for 130 pounds. On the other hand, Ahmed Amer, a retailer of spices, explained to Al-Mal that the price of a kilo of Brazilian beans ...

Source: Almalnews