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The Association of Dairy Producers in Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate in Egypt has decided to reduce dairy prices by up to 30%, in response to a 40% stagnation in dairy products. The move aims to stimulate sales and revive the market. Cow's milk prices have been reduced to between 10 and 11 pounds per kilo from 12.5 pounds. The association is also planning to increase demand for dairy products after the Coptic fast. Some cheese factories are storing all their mozzarella cheese in anticipation of Eid al-Fitr.
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The Association of Dairy Producers in Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate decided to reduce dairy prices according to its own font, as a result of the severe stagnation in dairy products in the governorate, which amounted to 40%, in order to encourage citizens to buy milk and dairy products and revive the buying and selling movement. It is worth noting that the Association of Dairy Products Manufacturers in Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate agreed at the beginning of this year with 220 dairy factories in the governorate to reduce the prices of milk and dairy products in the coming months by up to 30%. Mohamed Salah, head of the Association of Dairy Producers in Kafr El-Sheikh, said that the association decided to reduce the price of cow's milk to range from 10 to 11 pounds, according to the type, compared to 12.5 pounds per kilo, pointing out that this decision came in agreement with dairy producers in the governorate to work on selling milk at reasonable rates. higher in the coming period. Salah ...
Source: Almalnews
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