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Butchers' Division Faces Monthly Closures
The meat market in Egypt is experiencing a severe downturn, with butchers suffering from low demand and rising costs, leading to the closure of between 5 and 6 butcher shops each month. The head of the butchers' division confirmed that the market suffers from chaos and a decrease in purchasing power, with meat prices ranging from 450 to 500 Egyptian pounds per kilogram for selling, compared to a slaughterhouse price of between 190 and 200 pounds per kilogram, depending on quality. He called for increased oversight to protect small-scale producers and farmers, who are becoming prey to large traders, amid increasing economic challenges that result in shop closures and declining profits.
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