The Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture announces the export of 126,000 eggs for hatching fattening chicks to the UAE

Published May 6, 2021

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Egypt has approved the export of 126,000 hatching eggs to the United Arab Emirates, marking the first time these eggs have been exported. The approval is part of the ministry's efforts to export more poultry products than the domestic demand requires. Egypt produces about 1.4 billion poultry annually. The ministry has also registered 30 poultry production facilities as bird flu-free. The head of the livestock and poultry development sector, Osama Bedir, is encouraging small poultry farmers to improve their farms and has provided WhatsApp numbers for electronic communication.

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Books: Osama Bedir, Head of the Livestock and Poultry Development Sector at the Ministry of Agriculture, Dr. Tariq Sulaiman announced the issuance of the export approval for 126,000 eggs for hatching a fattening chick from one of the isolated poultry establishments to the United Arab Emirates for the first time, taking into account all the necessary quarantine procedures. Soliman indicated, in a statement that "Al-Falah Al-Youm" arrived, that Egypt's production of fattening farmers is about 1.4 billion poultry annually, and due to the measures and measures taken by the Ministry of Agriculture, more than our needs of all poultry products will be exported, represented by table eggs, hatching eggs. Laying and fattening chicks, and various poultry products abroad, especially after the registration of 30 poultry production facilities free of bird flu according to the OIE controls. The head of the livestock and poultry development sector appealed to small poultry farmers to take ...

Source: Alfallahalyoum