Food News
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Egypt’s B Laban is Opening in London
The brand’s first European expansion, B Laban teased the London branch through their official social media page on Facebook.
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Egypt, Romania discuss agricultural cooperation
The meeting tackled means to increase the Romanian investments in Egypt especially in the field of agricultural mechanism.
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Mangoes lead in Egyptian fruit exports
The General Administration Information Center's report on exports and imports noted that Egypt sent out 3,770 food shipments.
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Swiss Chocolate Giant Barry Callebaut to Invest $30M in Egyptian Manufacturing Hub
Barry Callebaut, a leading global company in the chocolate and cocoa sector, operates 66 factories around the world.
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Egypt planning for major wheat import savings
The proposals could save the government millions of dollars but face opposition from bakers and millers who could lose out financially.
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Sahara Expo showcases climate-smart agriculture solutions
With Egypt creating an economic reform to attract foreign investment and support market access, the Dutch presence proved timely.
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Three ways for Egypt to fulfil its marine aquaculture potential
Egypt has huge potential to increase its production of marine species, in sea cages, coastal ponds and well-based inland farms.
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Egypt's GASC strikes deal on direct monthly wheat supplies
Egypt is one of the world's biggest wheat importers and uses the purchases to make heavily subsidised bread.
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Heinz Invests $50 Million in Egypt
This expansion underscores Egypt's unique position as the sole country in the Middle East where Heinz operates.
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Egyptian chili peppers to rise in price by 30% this season
There is a strong demand for chilies, cherries, kardoula, Peperoncino, Kapia, and Jalapeño. We export to Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK.
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Egypt expected to produce more wheat in 2024-25
Wheat imports are estimated at 12.5 million tonnes, up 11.4% from the previous estimate but the same as 2023-24.
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How to cope with Egypt’s rising prices
Understanding why prices are rising and how to adapt can help you better navigate these challenging times.
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Tomato price hikes to drop by November
The price hike is due to several factors, including increasing costs, inflation, high temperature, and decreased cultivated area of tomatoes.
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Egyptian grape exporters welcome demand despite low prices
The start of the Egyptian table grape season was marked by a considerable increase in demand versus a drop in volumes.
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Poultry prices in Egypt have jumped by almost 15%
Poultry prices marked a 14.9 percent increase since the start of September with the pasture chickens’ prices going up from EGP 67-68 to EGP 77-78.
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Egypt keen on increasing farmlands
Egypt is witnessing an increase in the number of agricultural lands, agro-processing facilities and fertilizers production.
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Hayat Egypt plans to invest in new production lines
Hayat Egypt's receipt of ISO certifications reflects its commitment to the highest standards of quality, environmental responsibility, and safety.
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Hayel Saeed Anam Group acquires Kellanova share in BiscoMisr
Hayel Saeed Anam (HSA) Group will acquire Kellanova's quota in BiscoMisr food by I Q in 2025, Hayel Saeed Anam Group and Kellanova announced.
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Irrigation min. , Japanese amb. discuss bilateral cooperation
Irrigation Minister Hany Sweilam on Monday discussed with Japanese ambassador to Egypt Oka Hiroshi ways of boosting bilateral cooperation.
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Cabinet says cultivated lands up in 2024 to 10 million feddans
The state spares no effort to achieve agricultural development as it adopted an integrated approach to increase farmlands across the country.