Egypt: Meat prices on Thursday, April 11, 2024

Published 2024년 4월 11일

Tridge summary

During the second day of Eid al-Fitr, municipal meat prices remained stable, encompassing a wide range of meats such as cured, kunduz, beef, buffalo, sheep, and camel, all sold within specific price brackets at butcher shops and farms. The article also explores the prices of processed meats like beef sausage, minced meat, and imported liver, noting the effects of the dollar's liberalization and the Eid season on these prices. Furthermore, it discusses the cost of meat at various outlets, including the Ministry of Agriculture and Aman, catering outlets, and chains, in addition to the prices for live meat, covering both imported calves and local livestock. This report offers a detailed snapshot of the current state of the meat market, highlighting the pricing of local and imported meats, processed products, and live animals.

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Municipal meat prices witnessed stability today, Thursday 4/11/2024, on the second day of Eid al-Fitr, with a cured kilo ranging between 390 and 400 pounds in butcher shops, and a kilo of slaughtered kunduz 180 pounds, a slaughtered beef 290, a buffalo 155 and 275, respectively, a sheep 235, a slaughtered sheep 350 pounds, and a slaughtered camel. 260 pounds per kilo on farms. Meat prices Traders reported that a kilogram of beef sausage ranged between 280 and 340 pounds, minced 220 to 350 pounds in butcher shops, Brazilian meat 280 pounds, and imported liver 160, coinciding with the liberalization of the dollar price and the approaching Eid al-Fitr season. Merchants explained that the price of kunduz meat ranges between 365 and 427 pounds in the hypermarket, while the price of kunduz meat and ground beef is 340 pounds and 320 pounds for sausage for premium types in butcher shops in some medium and popular areas. Meat prices today Merchants confirmed that the price of meat at the ...

Source: Almalnews