The arrival of 5 thousand sheep from Tanzania to Adabiya slaughterhouses in Suez, Egypt

Published 2023년 6월 3일

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The article outlines the efforts of the Egyptian government, led by Dr. Ali Al-Moselhi and Major General Ahmed Hassanein, to ensure a consistent meat supply for the citizenry. This includes importing 5,000 sheep from Tanzania and 5,000 chilled lambs from Uganda, as well as 6,000 heads from Djibouti. Additionally, a contract for 5,000 tons of Brazilian frozen meat is in progress. These imports are managed under strict controls to ensure quality and fair trade, with the Holding Company for Food Industries taking special measures to maintain the strategic meat supply and regulate market prices.
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Dr. Ali Al-Moselhi, Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, revealed that 5,000 sheep arrived from Tanzania and were slaughtered in Adabiya slaughterhouses in Suez, in addition to coordination with the Egyptian-Sudanese company to import 5,000 head of chilled lamb from Uganda, to be shipped by air and delivered to Egypt within days. The Minister of Supply said, in press statements today, that 38 sheds will be set up nationwide to sell live sheep, according to the controls and requirements. Al-Moselhi explained that the controls include the delivery of the contracted quantities to the slaughterhouses of the Egyptian Company for Meat and Poultry in the orchards and sheds established in the subsidiaries, with determining the timing of payment in light of what was agreed upon at a price according to the existing weights upon sale, in addition to the supplier taking care of the live sheep in the sheds in terms of food and drink. With the burden of the merchant, any death of the sheep ...
Source: Almalnews

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