Egypt has become the main supplier of yellow onions to Eastern Europe and the EU, leading to high profits for local farmers due to high demand and devaluation of the local currency. However, domestic consumers are unhappy with the fourfold price increase and the quality of onions. The increase in prices is due to the high export prices and the high cost of inputs for growing onions, which have also increased in price due to currency devaluation. The main markets for Egyptian onions have traditionally been the Middle East, the UK, and Russia, but this year Ukraine, Poland, and other EU countries have also become importers.