Egypt’s Poultry and Meat Prices Decline Amid Mixed Market Trends
đź“‹ Key Takeaway: On May 3, 2026, Egypt reported a decrease in poultry and meat prices, while dairy and fish prices saw a rise.
Decline in Poultry and Meat Prices
On May 3, 2026, the Information and Decision Support Center (IDSC) reported a decline in the prices of white poultry and meat in the Egyptian market. The price of poultry fell to EGP 98.9 per kilogram, reflecting a daily decrease of 0.9%. Concurrently, the price of meat decreased by 0.3%, settling at EGP 447.2 per kilogram.
These reductions in poultry and meat prices come amid ongoing fluctuations in Egypt’s food market, influenced by various economic factors. The decline may provide some relief to consumers facing rising food costs, although the overall market remains volatile.
Rising Prices for Dairy and Fish Products
In contrast to the falling prices of poultry and meat, the cost of dairy products has seen an uptick. The price of a liter of milk increased by 1.1%, now priced at EGP 44.5. This rise in dairy prices could impact household budgets, particularly for families reliant on milk as a staple item.
Additionally, the price of tilapia has risen by 1%, reaching EGP 87.8 per kilogram. This increase reflects broader trends in the fish market, where supply and demand dynamics continue to influence pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the current prices for poultry and meat in Egypt?
Poultry is priced at EGP 98.9 per kilogram, and meat at EGP 447.2 per kilogram.
How have dairy prices changed recently?
The price of milk has increased by 1.1%, now costing EGP 44.5 per liter.
What is the price trend for tilapia in Egypt?
Tilapia prices have risen by 1% to EGP 87.8 per kilogram.
