Poultry prices in Egypt today, November 11, 2024

Published 2024년 11월 11일

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Egypt has seen a decrease in the prices of white poultry and duck, with prices ranging between 70 and 71 pounds per kilo for farmers and 82 to 84 pounds per kilo for consumers. The government is working on a strategy to boost the poultry sector by encouraging integrated projects in desert areas. The country relies heavily on imports for turkeys and has plans to increase poultry exports to Saudi and Kuwait. The poultry industry in Egypt is significant, with an annual production of approximately 1.4 billion chickens, requiring around 90 billion pounds in investments and employing over 2.5 million workers.
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It fell by about 5 pounds to range between 70 and 71 pounds per kilo on the farm, according to the head of the Poultry Wealth Division at the Cairo Chamber of Commerce, Abdel Aziz El Sayed. The local consumption of white poultry is 150 thousand tons per month, and the kilo of thighs is 88 pounds. White Poultry Prices White poultry prices fell by about 5 pounds to range between 82 and 84 pounds per kilo for the consumer, depending on the region. The government implemented a strategy to boost the poultry sector, which includes encouraging the establishment of integrated projects in desert areas. The strategy aims for new projects to include the stages of hatching and integrated farming, production, slaughterhouses, feed production, and waste recycling units. The average annual local production of poultry is about 1.4 billion chickens, according to statements by Sayed El Quseir, the former Minister of Agriculture. Today's turkey prices Today's turkey prices ranged between 120 and 135 ...
Source: Almalnews

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