Egypt exports 126,000 hatching eggs to the UAE for the first time

Published May 6, 2021

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Egypt's Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation has approved the export of 126,000 eggs for hatching to the United Arab Emirates, the first time such a export has been approved to that country. The approval was given following a report from the Livestock and Poultry Development Sector and the General Authority for Veterinary Services. Egypt's production of fattening poultry is approximately 1.4 billion annually, and with the measures taken by the Ministry of Agriculture, the country will be able to export more than its needs of all poultry products. There are 30 poultry production facilities registered free of bird flu in Egypt, in accordance with the regulations of the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE).

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Al-Qusayr, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, and Engineer Mustafa Al-Sayyad, Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Livestock, Fish and Poultry, received a report from the Livestock and Poultry Development Sector and the General Authority for Veterinary Services, including the issuance of export approval for 126,000 eggs for hatching chick poultry fattening, from one of the isolated poultry establishments to the United Arab Emirates Sister company for the first time, taking into account all the necessary quarantine procedures. Read also | Agriculture: A harvest of 1.2 million acres of wheat and a supply of one million tons. Tariq Soliman, head of the livestock and poultry development sector at the ministry, that Egypt's production of fattening poultry 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, and ...

Source: Akhbarelyom