Egypt: Expectations of an increase in the prices of 8 food and agricultural commodities globally until next October

Published 2021년 8월 16일

Tridge summary

The Chamber of Food Industries reports an upcoming rise in the prices of 8 food and agricultural commodities, including raw sugar, wheat, rice, palm oil, soybean oil, coffee, cocoa, and refined white sugar, with the exception of yellow corn. The price of yellow corn is expected to decline in the next month. Additionally, the report highlights the current market prices and future price trends for these commodities, showing significant increases in the prices of refined white sugar, wheat, and yellow corn, while palm oil and soybean oil prices are projected to further rise. The report also mentions the decrease in the prices of raw sugar and rice, but also notes the substantial increases in the prices of extra virgin olive oil, dried - skimmed milk, dried milk - full fat, cheddar cheese, beef, poultry, coffee, and cocoa, with coffee and cocoa prices expected to rise further. In contrast, local whey, margarine, and tea prices are expected to decline.
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The World Food Commodities Report issued by the Chamber of Food Industries in the Federation of Industries expected an increase in the prices of 8 food and agricultural commodities during the next two months, which are “raw sugar, wheat, unhulled rice, palm oil, soybean oil, coffee, cocoa, and refined white sugar”, while The price of yellow corn is witnessing a decline until next month. The report, which Amwal Al-Ghad obtained a copy of, indicated a decrease in the prices of refined white sugar last July, to record about 443.63 dollars per ton, compared to 443.65 dollars per ton during last June, while it rose at an annual rate of 18.6%, Expectations indicate that sugar prices will rise until next October to about 453.9 dollars per ton, according to the Information and Decision Support Center based on the London Stock Exchange. It recorded about $379.42, and it rose at an annual rate of 48.8%, and future expectations indicate a rise in its price until next October to about ...
Source: Amwalalghad

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