Live meat and livestock prices in Egypt as Eid Al-Adha approaches today, Tuesday, June 4, 2024

Published 2024년 6월 4일

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Meat and livestock prices in the market have experienced a significant increase ahead of Eid Al-Adha, with prices ranging from 175 to 185 pounds per kilogram for various meats. The price variation is noted across different types of meat and buying locations, including butcher shops, hypermarkets, and military outlets. The article provides a comprehensive list of prices for a wide range of meat products, including minced meat, sausages, burgers, and various types of liver, both local and imported. Additionally, the costs for whole animals like calves and buffalos are provided, showing a significant price gap between them.

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The prices of meat and livestock continued to rise today, Tuesday, June 4, 2024, in anticipation of Eid Al-Adha, with the current kilogram recording between 175 and 185 pounds, and for beef and buffalo between 165 and 170 pounds, despite an increase in the supply rates of livestock in the groats, according to a number of traders. Merchants added that a kilo of meat in butcher shops jumped to 370 pounds instead of 350 pounds in some medium and grassy areas, while kunduz reached 430 pounds, skewers reached 345 pounds in hypermarkets, Brazilian minced meat reached 180 pounds, and imported cubes reached 190 pounds per kilo in the Armed Forces outlets. Meat prices The merchants added that the price of local meat and minced beef is 370 pounds instead of 350 pounds in municipal butcher shops, and kofta is 325 pounds, a burger is 315 pounds, camel meat is 360 pounds, and lamb is 520 pounds, according to a number of merchants. Merchants explained that the price of a kilo of camel liver is ...

Source: Almalnews