Live meat and livestock prices in Egypt on Sunday, June 9, 2024

Published 2024년 6월 9일

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On June 9, 2024, the market saw fluctuations in meat, livestock, and sacrificial animal prices. Prices ranged from 260 to 320 pounds per kilo for meat at Ministry of Agriculture outlets, with aged meat at 240 pounds. Local meat prices varied from 350 to 380 pounds in butcher shops. The prices for camel, lamb, and other meats were noted to be significantly higher. Frozen Indian meat was priced at 260 pounds per kilo, while Brazilian minced meat ranged from 220 to 240 pounds. The prices for various meats, sausages, and liver from different sources were also reported. Live meat prices included buffalo at 240 pounds, slaughtered sheep at 350 pounds, and camel at 280 pounds per kilo. The prices for calving cows and buffalos were noted to be between 90,000 to 100,000 pounds and 100,000 to 125,000 pounds, respectively.

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The prices of meat, livestock, and sacrificial animals fluctuated today, Sunday, June 9, 2024, with the price of a kilo fluctuating in outlets affiliated with the Ministry of Agriculture from 260 to 320 pounds, and the price of aged meat decreased to 240 pounds, as part of the popular initiative in commercial stores, according to merchants. Merchants confirmed that the price of a kilo of local meat ranged between 350 and 380 pounds in butcher shops, minced meat 350 pounds, 300 skewers, 300 kofta, 250 burgers, 360 pounds camel meat, and 520 pounds lamb. Meat prices Traders confirmed that the price of frozen Indian meat is 260 pounds per kilo, minced meat is 240 pounds, and sausage is 140 and 160 pounds. Traders indicated that the price of a kilo of camel liver is 400 pounds, meat is 360 pounds, sheep liver is 520 pounds, sheep liver is 550 pounds, and beef liver is 380 pounds. Meat prices today Merchants noted that the price of Brazilian minced meat ranged between 220 and 240 ...

Source: Almalnews