Egypt: Meat prices rise by 10 pounds due to the increase in the dollar and the difficulty of importing

Published 2022년 12월 8일

Tridge summary

Red meat prices in Cairo have increased by approximately 10 pounds per kilo since the start of December, with a kilo of kandouz now costing between 200 and 230 pounds, up from 190 to 220 pounds in November. The price hike is due to the rising costs of fodder, especially maize, caused by a lack of supply and the decision to stop using documentary credits for imports. This has led to a stagnation in the meat market due to high prices and weak purchasing power.
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I wrote - Dina Khaled: Haitham Abdel Basset, deputy head of the butchers division at the Cairo Chamber of Commerce, said that the price of red meat has increased since the beginning of this December by about 10 pounds per kilo. Abdel Basset added, to Masrawy, that the price of a kilo of kandouz jumped to range between 200 and 230 pounds, compared to 190 and 220 pounds last November, according to the continuity and in different popular and high-end areas. Abdel Basset pointed out that the prices of luxury items start at 230 pounds, and they are fileto, entrecote, cola, buffet, and tribianco. Abdel Basset attributed the reason behind the rise in meat prices to the increase in the prices of fodder, especially maize, due to a lack of supply in the market due to the lack of quantities received due to the documentary credits decision, in addition to the high cost of importing them after the rise of the dollar. And the Central Bank issued a decision last February, to stop dealing with ...
Source: EGmasrawy

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