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Farmers’ Syndicate head Hussein Abdel Rahman Abu Saddam said rising prices for live livestock are linked to increased demand for breeding and fattening during the clover-planting season. However, some butchers sell a kilo of meat for around 380 pounds and still make a profit, while prices in cities reach 450 pounds. He explained that the price per kilo of live-weight meat has recently risen from 180 to 210 pounds. Butchers did not lower the price of slaughtered meat when livestock prices fell previously, so there is no reason to raise prices now. Government imports may also help keep prices stable. He added that a butcher’s profit from a carcass can reach 5,000 pounds, and expects no major price increases in the near future.
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