Egypt imports 10 tons of poultry during the winter

Published 2021년 12월 11일

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The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade in Egypt has announced plans to import 5 to 10 tons of frozen poultry during the winter to maintain price stability and meet market demands. As some producers have halted production due to high costs, the ministry will sell the poultry at competitive prices through its outlets. The ministry also sells Sudanese red meat and other food commodities at competitive prices to prevent monopolies and market imbalances. The Food Industries Holding Company is also providing discounted frozen poultry to consumer complexes to prevent price hikes and monopolies.
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The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade confirmed the import of 5 to 10 tons of frozen poultry during the winter period, in order to maintain price stability in the markets, and to meet the needs of the Egyptian market, given that some poultry producers stopped production during the winter season, due to the high cost in winter. The performance of the companies listed in the stock exchange indices during the week. The Ministry of Supply offers through its outlets frozen poultry at 40 pounds per kilo, frozen chicken thighs at 34.75 pounds per kilo, and frozen Muscovy ducks 38.5 pounds per kilo, in addition to Sudanese fresh red meat at 95 pounds per kilo, and Frozen at 70 pounds per kilo. 1,300 consumer complexes across the republic continue to offer dry goods, red and white meat, as well as fish, in addition to vegetables and fruits, at competitive prices less than the external market to meet the needs of citizens, prevent monopoly on any goods, and achieve balance in the ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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