30 pounds increase in the price of Sudanese meat in consumer complexes in Egypt

Published 2023년 5월 3일

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Sudan has seen a significant increase in the price of meat, with a kilo now costing 195 pounds, up from 165 pounds earlier in the year and 135 pounds in March. This price hike, which affects consumer complexes, is due to ongoing conflicts in Khartoum and challenges in meat supply operations. The Holding Company for Food Industries, part of the Ministry of Money Supply, has noted the second price increase this year and is considering meat imports from Chad and Somalia to diversify sources and address any shortages from Sudan. A contract between the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade and the Sudanese Ettijahat Company until January 2024 ensures the continued supply of fresh meat to Egypt, making it the primary source of meat for the country.

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Sudanese meat prices have increased by about 30 pounds, starting from this May, in the consumer complexes of the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade. Responsible sources in the Holding Company for Food Industries affiliated to the Ministry of Money Supply said that the current price of a kilo of Sudanese meat in consumer complexes is 195 pounds instead of 165 pounds per kilo. The current increase is the second during the current year, as the price of a kilo of Sudanese meat increased from 135 pounds to 165 pounds last March. Dr. Ali Al-Moselhi announced at the beginning of this week in a press conference that the ministry currently owns 5,000 live Sudanese head of cattle. Al-Moselhi said that with the current circumstances and the war in Khartoum, the difficulties that may face supply operations from Sudan are being discussed, where a meeting will be held with representatives of the Sudanese side. Al-Moselhi added that meat imports from Chad and Somalia are being studied to ...

Source: Almalnews