Egypt: Prices of live and imported meat and local liver today, Wednesday 8-14-2024

Published 2024년 8월 14일

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The article provides an overview of the varied meat prices in the market on a specific day. It covers a range of meat products including Canadian, local, Indian, Brazilian, and imported veal. The prices are influenced by factors such as the quality, age of the carcass, residential area, type of livestock, cut, and breeding method. The article also mentions the price differences for various meat products in outlets like those run by the Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Interior, and supermarkets. It includes the price per kilo for a variety of meats like beef, lamb, sausage, and liver, as well as for specific types of meat like buffalo, goat, sheep, and camel.
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Live and imported meat prices varied on Wednesday 8-14-2024, with the price of a kilo of Canadian meat ranging between 350 and 425 pounds, and minced meat 320 to 380 pounds, according to the quality rate, age of the carcass, residential area, type of livestock, cut, and type of livestock breeding, according to a number of traders. Meat Prices Traders confirmed that the price of a kilo of "sin" meat recorded 360 pounds, kofta 350 pounds, beef burger 370 pounds, local sausage 390 pounds, beef 380 pounds, and lamb 520 pounds. Traders indicated that the price of the Ministry of Interior outlets ranged between 260 and 270 pounds for beef and lamb, respectively. Traders added that the price of Indian meat is 270 pounds per kilo, minced beef is 250 pounds, sausage is 150 and 170 pounds, Brazilian meat is 250 pounds, and minced meat is 240 pounds. Meat prices today Traders confirmed that the wholesale price of a kilo of liver is 420 pounds, wholesale meat is 380 pounds, lamb liver is 550 ...
Source: Almalnews

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