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Egypt's Supply Ministry Announces Unified Prices for New 'Carry On' Project, Targets 41,000 Outlets
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Egypt's Supply Ministry Announces Unified Prices for New 'Carry On' Project, Targets 41,000 Outlets
Assistant Minister of Supply Ahmed Kamal has revealed details of the ‘Carry-On’ project to unify commodity prices and expand distribution networks across Egypt.
- Kamal stated that the ministry is preparing a working paper to implement presidential directives on reducing living costs and stabilizing markets.
- He said the average strategic reserve of basic commodities currently ranges between 6 and 12 months.
- Kamal announced that prices will be fully unified at all ‘Carry On’ outlets across Egypt’s governorates.
- He said the project aims to reach 41,000 active outlets, including over 300 mobile trucks, 653 Ministry of Agriculture outlets, 1,500 Future of the Nation outlets, and 1,040 Holding Company for Food Industries outlets.
TopicsSupply Chainsgovernment-policySubsidy ReformFood PricesEgypteconomyCommodity PricesRetail Storesprices
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