In the Egyptian market today, Sunday, October 23, 2022, fish prices fluctuated between rising and falling, and “Dawn” highlights the prices that arrived as follows:
Depending on the region, the cost of tilapia fish varied from 35 to 55 pounds.
A kilogramme of snakes costs anywhere from 90 to 280 pounds.
Depending on the location, a kg of Denis costs anything from 100 to 160 pounds.
A kilogramme might cost anything between 120 and 220 pounds.
Depending on the region, crabs cost anywhere from 60 to 125 pounds.
Shrimp can cost between 100 and 400 pounds.
According to the area, power fish prices have reached 90 to 120 pounds.
The cost of coral varied from 33 to 72 pounds.
Swiss pasta costs between 95 and 110 pounds per kilo.
A kilogramme can cost between 120 and 220 pounds.
Depending on the region, the cost of a kilo of frozen pasta varies from 30 to 50 pounds.
A kilo of kaleimari costs anything from 120 to 220 pounds.
A kilogramme of censors was priced at 160 pounds.
Compared to the global fish production, which is 20 kg per year, the Egyptian inhabitant contributes 18 kg.
According to the General Authority for Fish Resources Development report, Egypt imported 1,000 tonnes of mackerel, herring, and sardines despite having an 85% self-sufficiency in fish production.
Keep in mind that Egypt produces up to 2 million tonnes of fish per year, including 1. 6 million tonnes of fish raised in farms, which account for up to 79. 7 percent of the country’s total fish production. Lakes come in second with a 10. 8 percent share, and lake production is reached at 2 million tonnes per year. Only 102 tonnes of shrimp are produced in the Diba farm out of a total fish production of over 183 thousand tonnes.
According to a statement made by the Central Agency for Mobilization and Statistics, Egypt’s production of natural fisheries has reached 400 thousand tonnes.
Learn about the current fish prices on the Egyptian market as of Sunday, October 23, 2022.
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