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Nasser Nabipour stated that the approved price of eggs remains at 1,300 tomans per kilo at the poultry house and 56,000 tomans for consumers. He noted that the recently announced price is for packaged and certified eggs based on agreements made by the Certified Egg Association. Nabipour also mentioned that the average selling price at the hen house is currently higher than the approved price due to increased production costs, and while a revision of the price was supposed to happen, no decision has been made yet.
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In an interview with ISNA, Nasser Nabipour pointed out that there is no change in the approved price of eggs and said: the approved price of each kilo of eggs at the poultry house is still 1,300 tomans and 56,000 tomans for the consumer. He added: The recently announced price for eggs is the price of packaged and certified eggs, and it is based on the agreements made by the Certified Egg Association with the support organization. The chairman of the board of directors of the laying hen union of Tehran province added: Currently, the average selling price of each kilogram of eggs at the hen house is higher than the approved price and is about 51 thousand tomans. The reason for this is the ...
Source: Isna
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