With 20% discounts, eggs join the list of discounted goods in consumer complexes of Egypt

Published 2021년 10월 23일

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Consumer complexes in Egypt have started selling table eggs at a price of 48 pounds per carton, following a rise in the foreign market price to 60 pounds per carton. The complexes are also selling dry goods, red meat, fish, and other products at discounted prices. They also distribute ration decisions for goods purchased with ration cards. The Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, Dr. Ali Al-Moselhi, recently met with the General Federation of Poultry Producers and Chambers of Commerce to address the rise in egg prices and develop a solution to the crisis. Major General Ehab Abdel Rahman, head of the Nile Company for Consumer Complexes, has announced that eggs will be sold at a price of between 47 and 48 pounds per carton in consumer complexes to address the high prices in the foreign market.
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The table egg commodity joins the group of goods offered by the outlets of consumer complexes spread throughout the republic, which are 1,300, so that the carton is sold at a price of 48 pounds, after its price in the foreign market rose to 60 pounds per carton, and the complexes also offer dry goods, red meat and fish in addition to To frozen poultry, vegetables and fruits at 20% discounts. Read also - 20 meteors per hour..a rare astronomical phenomenon that appears in the sky of Egypt The prices of most commodities in the complexes, the frozen meat starts from 55 pounds per kilo, the Sudanese fresh kandus 90, and the frozen poultry 37, as well as most dry commodities inside the outlets of the complexes. Frozen fish, as well as vegetables and fruits at competitive prices, and in large quantities to balance the markets. The outlets of consumer complexes also provide the service of disbursing ration decisions to the owners of ration cards, which are the goods that the citizen ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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