Egypt's General Authority for Supply Commodities announces purchasing 40,000 tons of imported oil

Published Apr 24, 2022

Tridge summary

The General Authority for Supply Commodities of the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade in Egypt has announced the import of 30 thousand tons of soybean oil and 10 thousand tons of sunflower oil for the 2022/2021 season. The import is part of the ministry's strategy to increase the stocks of basic commodities. The supplier can choose between at-sight payment and payment with a 180-day facility. The authority will decide which price to accept based on its interest. Additionally, the authority has announced a limited practice to supply local crude oil to the Holding Company for Food Industries in June.
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The General Authority for Supply Commodities of the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade announced the practice of imported oil No. 1 for the year 2022/2021, amounting to 30 thousand tons of soybean oil and 10 thousand tons of sunflower oil. The authority stated in a statement this evening that this comes within the framework of the strategy of the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade to enhance its stocks of basic commodities, noting that arrival will take place from June 10 to 30, or from July 1 to 20. She added that the session for opening the envelopes and deciding will be next Thursday, April 28, provided that the supplier presents its prices on the basis of (at sight payment) as well as (on the basis of 180 days with facilities from suppliers). A comparison is made between the two prices in the interest of the Authority. On the other hand, the authority announced limited practice No. 12 of 2022/2021 to supply local crude oil in the pound for the benefit of the Holding ...
Source: Amwalalghad

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