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Egypt is focusing on improving its fish wealth by developing and enhancing lakes such as Manzala, Burullus, Mariout, and Bardawil, as stated by former Minister of Agriculture, Sayed Al-Qasir. The country has achieved 85% self-sufficiency in fish production. As of 2019, Egypt's fish exports totaled around 35 thousand tons. The prices for various fish species in the Obour market and across Egypt are detailed in the article, providing an overview of the current fish market situation in the country. Additionally, the article highlights the breakdown of fish production in Egypt, with fish farms being the primary contributor at 79.7%, followed by lakes, shrimp production, and other water sources, accounting for the remaining production.
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Traders in Giza Governorate confirmed to Al Mal that Egypt is stable and is seeking to increase export rates, according to Sayed Al-Qasir, the former Minister of Agriculture. The axes of fish wealth development depend on developing and upgrading lakes, which include Manzala, Burullus, Mariout, and Bardawil. Tilapia fish prices Tilapia fish prices ranged between 90 and 100 pounds - depending on the region - and Egypt has currently succeeded in achieving self-sufficiency in fish production by 85%, and a kilo of sea bream reached 200 pounds, and a kilo of snakes ranged between 90 and 280 pounds. Mullet fish prices Mullet fish prices ranged between 150 and 190 pounds, and the Egyptian citizen's share of fish production is 18 kilograms, while the global rate reaches 20 kilograms annually, and fish exports during 2019 amounted to about 35 thousand tons. Fish prices in Obour market today Fish prices in Obour market today "wholesale" were as follows: Bolti prices ranged between 77 and 86 ...
Source: Almalnews
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