Egypt's imports of tuna fell to 11 million dollars last August

Published Dec 2, 2021

Tridge summary

Recent data from Egypt's Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics reveals a notable decrease in the country's tuna imports, with the export value dropping from 17 million and 136 thousand dollars in August 2020 to 6 million and 114 thousand dollars in the same month this year. This decline is part of a broader reduction in food commodity imports, which fell from 926 million and 60 thousand dollars in August 2020 to 699 million and 687 thousand dollars in August 2021. This decrease in imports was observed across various food items, including tuna, camels, palm oil, and sunflower seed oils.
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Egyptian imports of tuna have declined recently, according to data from the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics, as Egyptian imports of fully prepared or preserved tuna amounted to about 11 million dollars last August, while it was 17 million and 136 thousand dollars in August 2020, a decline It amounted to 6 million and 114 thousand dollars. Data from the Statistics Authority said that Egypt's imports of tuna came among the list of Egyptian imports of the most important food commodities, whose total value amounted to about 699 million and 687 thousand dollars last August, compared to 926 million and 60 thousand dollars in the same month in 2020, a decrease of 226 million and 373 thousand dollars. dollar. The list of food commodities imports included camels and other camels at a value of 13,444,000 dollars last August, while it was only 632,000 dollars in August 2020, with an increase of 12 million and 812 thousand dollars, in addition to palm oil ...
Source: Youm7

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