Egypt exporting 6 million eggs to Libya and 20,000 chicks to Ghana

Published 2021년 3월 5일

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Egypt's Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation has approved the export of 20,000 chicks to Ghana and 6 million table eggs to Libya, with the intention of opening new export opportunities in the poultry industry. The country's production of table eggs in 2020 reached 13 billion, with self-sufficiency, and it has been recognized as a country that adopts isolated facilities according to OIE controls. The Ministry is also simplifying procedures for poultry wealth licensing and providing financial support to poultry farm owners to increase efficiency and conversion to a closed breeding system. Additionally, the government is allocating sites for poultry investment in the desert hinterland and providing financing opportunities for farmers to develop and increase efficiency.

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Al-Qusayr, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, received a report from the Livestock and Poultry Development Sector approving the export of 20,000 chicks to Ghana and 6 million table eggs to Libya, taking into account the necessary precautionary measures. A statement by the Ministry of Agriculture indicated that it is certain to open new export horizons and opportunities for laying chicks and table eggs, working to advance the industry in the field of poultry production, trust in Egyptian capabilities and expertise, and provide a healthy and environmental environment suitable for the production of distinct and safe poultry, especially with the presence of some other export requests. Mustafa Al-Sayyad, Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Livestock, Fish and Poultry, explained that our production of table eggs during 2020 is about 13 billion eggs, and we have self-sufficiency, adding that Egypt has been approved among the countries that adopt isolated facilities according to ...

Source: Almalnews