Egypt: Meat prices today, Sunday 6/23/2024, in government outlets and markets

Published 2024년 6월 23일

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Meat prices in Egyptian butcher shops have varied post-Eid al-Adha, with the cost per kilo ranging from 300 to 440 pounds, depending on the quality, cut, and type of meat. Prices for minced meat and aged meat were reported to be between 280 and 350 pounds, while camel and lamb meat were more expensive. Frozen Indian meat and minced beef were the most affordable options. Liver prices ranged from 360 to 550 pounds per kilo, with camel liver being the most expensive. Prices also varied for local and imported sausages, calves, and slaughtered and cured meat.
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Meat prices varied today, Sunday, June 23, 2024, in butcher shops after the conclusion of the Eid al-Adha season, and the price of a kilo ranged between 300 and 440 pounds according to a number of merchants, depending on the quality, cut, type of carcass, and age of the animal, during transactions today in light of the end of the holiday season. Meat prices Traders reported that the price of minced meat ranged between 280 and 350 pounds, aged meat 300 and 340 pounds, kofta 300 pounds, burger 250, camel meat 360 pounds, and lamb meat 520 pounds. Merchants added that the price of frozen Indian meat is 260 pounds per kilo, minced beef is 240 pounds, and sausage is 140 and 160 pounds. Traders said that the price of a kilo of camel liver is 400 pounds, a camel liver is 360 pounds, a sheep liver is 550 pounds, and a beef liver is 380 and 480 pounds. Meat prices today Merchants reported that the price of Brazilian minced meat is 240 pounds, kebab challah is 240 pounds, beef liver is 140 ...
Source: Almalnews

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