The Egyptian poultry market experienced price fluctuations on Thursday, September 24, 2026. The price of white chicks, as announced by the poultry exchange, ranged between 25 and 31 Egyptian pounds. This represents an increase from the previous price range. The price of white chick cuttings ranged between 20 and 20.5 pounds, also showing an increase of one pound.
The prices of various types of chicks in the poultry exchange and companies are as follows: Saso pure chicks cost between 19 and 20 pounds, while Saso chicks cost between 18 and 19 pounds. The price of second-generation chicks ranged from 15 to 16 pounds. Rosy pure chicks cost between 14 and 15 pounds. In companies, the price of Arbo chicks ranged from 28 to 31 pounds. The price of Kab chicks was around 29 pounds.
The prices of other types of chicks in companies are as follows: Ross/Rus chicks cost between 27 and 31 pounds, an increase of two pounds from the previous price. White chicks cost around 25 pounds, Saso chicks around 20 pounds, and Rosy chicks around 20 pounds. The price of IR chicks was around 28 pounds. These prices reflect the current market trends in Egypt's poultry industry.
In contrast to the fluctuating chick prices, the prices of young ducks remained stable in the poultry and bird exchange. The price of Muscovy ducks one day old ranged from 34 to 35 pounds. The price of French pure ducks ranged from 22 to 23 pounds. The price of local Mular ducks ranged from 34 to 35 pounds.
The prices of chicks and ducks in Egypt's poultry market can vary depending on several factors, including breed, age, and quality. The market is influenced by supply and demand, as well as external factors such as feed costs and disease outbreaks. The prices mentioned above are based on the latest data available from the poultry exchange and companies.
The Egyptian poultry industry plays a significant role in the country's economy, providing employment and food for millions of people. The industry faces challenges such as disease outbreaks, feed shortages, and competition from imported poultry products. The government has implemented measures to support the industry, including providing subsidies and controlling imports.
The prices of poultry products in Egypt are expected to continue fluctuating in response to changes in supply and demand. The market is likely to remain volatile, with prices influenced by various factors, including global market trends and local production levels. The poultry industry will continue to play a vital role in Egypt's economy and food security.
Key points
- The price of white chicks in Egypt's poultry exchange ranged between 25 and 31 pounds on Thursday.
- The prices of young ducks remained stable, with Muscovy ducks one day old costing between 34 and 35 pounds.
- The Egyptian poultry industry faces challenges such as disease outbreaks, feed shortages, and competition from imported poultry products.
