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The article provides a comprehensive overview of meat prices in butcher shops and markets on Wednesday, 7/24/2024, detailing costs for various types of meat such as beef, lamb, camel, and buffalo, including specific cuts like minced meat, liver, sausage, and burgers. It highlights price fluctuations influenced by factors like quality, carcass, age, residential areas, and animal type. Additionally, it compares prices at Ministry of Interior and Agriculture outlets, noting the differences between local and imported meat prices.
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The prices of municipal meat varied today, Wednesday, 7/24/2024, in butcher shops, with the price of a kilo of local kunduz recording between 380 and 470 pounds, and local minced meat from 280 to 345 pounds, according to the quality rate, the carcass, the age of the cut, the residential areas, and the type of animal, during today’s transactions before the close of transactions in the week. Meat prices Traders explained that the price of a kilo of minced beef fluctuates between 280 and 340 pounds, beef “age” meat is 380 pounds, kofta is 340 pounds, burgers are 250 and 350 pounds, camel meat is 380 pounds, and lamb meat is 540 pounds. The merchants said that the price of the Ministry of Interior outlets ranges between 260 and 270 pounds for beef and lamb. Respectively. Traders added that the price of Indian meat is 260 pounds per kilo, ground beef is 230 pounds, and sausage is 140 and 160 pounds. Meat prices today Traders indicated that the price of a kilo of camel liver is 410 ...
Source: Almalnews
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