Food prices shift: rice up, pasta down
The prices of some basic food commodities in the Egyptian market increased today, while others experienced declines, amid a state of economic instability. The price of packaged rice saw a slight increase to reach 35.05 Egyptian pounds per kilogram, whereas sales of packaged pasta dropped by 6 pounds to 27.85 pounds per kilogram. Additionally, the price of packaged fava beans decreased by 3.11 pounds to become 62.26 pounds per kilogram. On the other hand, prices of flour, sunflower oil, sugar, lentils, and eggs experienced varying rises, with the price of oil rising to 102.3 pounds per liter, sugar to 34.9 pounds per kilogram, lentils increasing to approximately 69.74 pounds per kilogram, and the price of a carton of eggs approaching 103.4 pounds. These fluctuations reflect the influence of both local and global market factors, particularly exchange rate changes and import costs.
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