Egypt: Meat prices today, Wednesday (10-9-2024), in butcher shops and mobile outlets

Published 2024년 10월 9일

Tridge summary

Meat prices in fixed and mobile ministerial outlets, Decent Life, and butcher shops fluctuated, with the price per kilo ranging from 240 to 520 pounds depending on the type and source of the meat. The prices varied more in supermarkets and live cattle markets. Wholesale prices ranged from 380 to 550 pounds per kilo for different types of meat and liver. Imported meats like Brazilian sausage and beef were priced at 140 to 180 pounds per kilo, while local meats like sausage and lamb were priced at 395 to 520 pounds per kilo. The prices for live cattle and buffalo ranged from 50,000 to 120,000 pounds.
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Meat prices fluctuated in the fixed and mobile ministerial outlets, Decent Life, and butcher shops today, Wednesday 10-9-2024, with the price of a kilo of Canadian meat ranging between 365 pounds for minced meat and 440 pounds for pieces, imported banana meat 320, imported liver 160 pounds, and ground camel meat 350 to 380, according to quality rates, livestock type, region, pieces, and type of breeding, according to a number of traders. Meat prices: Traders indicated that the price of a kilo of beef with fat is 400 pounds, kofta kanduz is 380 pounds, local beef burger is 385 pounds, local sausage is 395 pounds, lamb is 520 pounds, and a kilo of aged meat is 400. Traders reported that the price of meat at the ministry outlets ranged between 300 and 330 pounds for hospitalized, lamb, liver, Sudanese meat, and liver is 270 pounds, and meat at the mobile Hayat Karima outlets is 210 to 310 pounds. Traders revealed that the price of frozen buffalo meat is 260 pounds per kilo, Brazilian ...
Source: Almalnews

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