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Dr. Sherif Farouk, Minister of Supply and Internal Trade, confirmed that consumer complexes will remain open during the first days of Eid al-Adha, providing large quantities of goods and meat to meet citizens' needs.
The Ministry of Supply in Fayoum announced the delivery of over <strong>86,000 tons</strong> of local wheat to storage sites, reflecting the government's efforts to enhance food security. This initiative aims to bolster the strategic wheat stock and meet local market demands.
The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade announced the delivery of <strong>185,000 tons</strong> of wheat to the silos in Minya Governorate. This initiative aims to enhance the strategic wheat stock and ensure the availability of essential goods for citizens.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation announced significant progress in local wheat supply for the current season, with approximately <strong>1.54 million tons</strong> delivered so far, representing over <strong>30%</strong> of the total target. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to support Egyptian farmers.
The Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture announced the supply of approximately <strong>1.5 million tons</strong> of local wheat since the harvest season began, reflecting the government's efforts to enhance food security in the country.
Global oil prices have recently decreased, but analysts warn that supply risks may drive prices back up. This comes at a time of significant market volatility.
The Grain and Supply Corporation in Jordan recorded approximately <strong>20 million dinars</strong> in sales and revenue last year, reflecting positive performance in the sector. These figures highlight the corporation's efforts in enhancing food security and meeting market needs.
The Ministry of Supply announced the delivery of <strong>30,000 tons</strong> of wheat to Quesna silos, with clear directives to expedite the receipt process and prevent congestion. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to ensure the market's wheat needs are met.
The Egyptian Ministry of Supply has announced the delivery of <strong>52,000 tons</strong> of wheat to storage sites in Dakahlia Governorate. This initiative aims to enhance the strategic wheat stock in the country amidst global market challenges.
The Ministry of Supply continues to distribute rations for May 2026, making daily adjustments to the distribution schedule. This initiative aims to meet citizens' needs and ensure the availability of essential goods.
The Egyptian Ministry of Supply announced the regularity of wheat supply to silos in various governorates. This initiative aims to secure the local market's wheat needs amidst ongoing efforts to stabilize prices.
A government source from the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade reported that local sugar production from cane and beet has reached approximately <strong>662,000 tons</strong> since the beginning of the supply season. The quantities include <strong>630,000 tons</strong> from cane and <strong>32,000 tons</strong> from beet.
The Egyptian Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade announced the delivery of <strong>5728 tons</strong> of wheat to the silos and storage facilities in the Eastern Province. This initiative aims to bolster the strategic grain reserves amidst global economic challenges.
The Egyptian Ministry of Supply has announced an increase in wheat supply prices to <strong>2500 EGP</strong> per ardeb, aimed at supporting farmers and boosting local production. This decision follows a series of meetings addressing the challenges faced by farmers amid current economic conditions.
Oil prices have seen a significant rise, nearing <strong>$150</strong> per barrel, surpassing futures prices. This increase comes amid global supply fears, according to data from <strong>LSEG</strong>.
Inspection campaigns by the Supply Directorate in Aswan resulted in the issuance of <strong>32 reports</strong> against local bakeries, aimed at ensuring the quality of bread. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to enhance oversight and improve service levels for citizens.
The Egyptian government has announced an increase in the local wheat supply price to <strong>2500 pounds</strong> per ton, aimed at supporting farmers and boosting local production amid economic challenges.
The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Supply in Luxor discussed wheat supply mechanisms with the Ministry of Agriculture, aiming to enhance local production and ensure market needs. This meeting is part of the Egyptian government's efforts to achieve self-sufficiency in strategic crops.