Chick prices today, Saturday (12-14-2024) in Egypt; 6 companies witness increases from 1 to 2.5 pounds

Published 2024년 12월 14일

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On Saturday, December 14, 2024, six leading poultry companies in Egypt increased the selling price of chick by 1 to 2.5 pounds. The price hike ranged from 2.5 pounds at Cairo Poultry, 2 pounds at Wadi and Newgen, 1.5 pounds at Al-Wataniya, 1 pound at New Hope Egypt and Al-Qasabi. The prices remained stable at other companies due to the suspension of production at Rawad Al-Nil for over two months. The annual production of chicks in the local market is approximately 1.4 billion. The current selling prices range from about 32 pounds at Al Wadi to 42 pounds at Tanboul.
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Today, Saturday 14-12-2024, chick prices in Egypt witnessed increases ranging from 1 to 2.5 pounds in 6 companies from the largest entities operating in the poultry sector in the local market. As the selling price jumped today in Cairo Poultry by about 2.5 pounds, 2 pounds for both Wadi and Newgen, 1.5 pounds in Al-Wataniya, and 1 pound for both New Hope Egypt and Al-Qasabi. Chick prices stabilized today in Mecca, Asem Al-Kharasawi, Tanboul, with the continued suspension of production at Rawad Al-Nil Company, which has been ongoing for more than two months. Chick prices today in companies: Cairo Poultry Company 41.5 pounds instead of 39 pounds. New Hope Egypt Poultry Company 40 pounds instead of 39 pounds. Al-Wataniya Company 39.5 pounds instead of 38 pounds. Al Wadi Company 35 pounds instead of 33 pounds. Mecca Company 35 pounds Tanboul Company 42 pounds. Newgen Company 39 pounds instead of 37 pounds. Asem Al-Kharasawi Company 35 pounds Al-Qasabi Company 38 pounds instead of 37 ...
Source: Almalnews

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