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The prices of chicks in Egypt have doubled, increasing by 100% from 20 to 40 pounds. This has led to higher production costs and sparked resentment among farmers who have been suffering from ongoing losses for the past eight months. The rise is attributed to increased input costs and efforts to recover previous losses. Experts, however, confirm that the supply of chicks does not justify this increase and warn that it could lead to a significant rise in poultry prices once the breeding cycle concludes. Some specialists believe the increase is justified as a way to compensate producers for their losses, while others call for a clear explanation and warn about its potential impact on market prices.
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