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Farmers' Leader Explains Grape Price Rise
The rise in grape prices in the Egyptian market is due to limited supply at the beginning of the season, with prices ranging between 40 and 70 Egyptian pounds per kilogram for consumers, while some varieties are sold for over 100 pounds in certain areas. Egypt's annual grape production is estimated at around 1.8 million tons from a cultivated area of approximately 200,000 feddans, according to the Head of Farmers, Hussein Abu Saddam. Prices are expected to gradually decline as production increases and the harvest season intensifies over the coming weeks.
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