Today's surprise in the prices of municipal and frozen meat in Egypt on Sunday, March 5th

Published 2023년 3월 5일

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The article reports a significant increase in the prices of meat, poultry, eggs, fish, and other basic food commodities, sparking concern among thousands of people, especially with the upcoming month of Ramadan. The prices of imported and local meats, including Sudanese, Brazilian, municipal, lamb, and camel meat, have all surged, with baladi al-Kanduz and lamb meat reaching up to 270 and 280 pounds per kilo respectively. Minced meat and chicken products also see a rise in prices. These increases are observed across various sales outlets, including the "Hello Ramadan" exhibition and the Ministry of Agriculture outlets, where fresh baladi meat is sold at 160 pounds, but can cost up to 220 pounds elsewhere.

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Thousands of people search on a daily basis for the prices of meat, poultry, eggs, fish and other basic food commodities that every home needs, after the last period witnessed a very large increase in prices every day without stopping, as some have some concerns about prices in the month of Ramadan, which needs a lot of food. Funds for household needs. Meat prices today Today, the prices of imported “Sudanese” meat reached 135 pounds per kilo, while the price of imported Brazilian meat reached 120 pounds. Today, municipal meat in the “Hello Ramadan” exhibition recorded 150 pounds per kilo to 170 pounds, while the price of municipal lamb meat inside the exhibition was 165 pounds. The Welcome Ramadan Al-Adeed exhibition also provided large quantities of Brazilian meat, kofta and minced meat in dishes weighing 500 grams at a price of 60 pounds. As for the sales outlets of the Ministry of Agriculture, the prices of fresh meat ranged from 150 pounds per kilo to 165 pounds. Here are the ...

Source: Misr5