
Egyptian feed traders reported mixed moves on 13 November 2026, with poultry fattening feed at some mills falling by 300 pounds per tonne to 23,000–24,200 EGP. Imported yellow corn from Brazil and Argentina was quoted at 14,300 EGP per tonne, while Ukrainian, Serbian and US corn was at 13,800 EGP.
Imported 46% soybean meal was quoted at 26,000 EGP per tonne.
Local feed and ingredient prices in Egypt are set by import parity, so the quoted corn and soybean meal levels reflect global CBOT and freight costs translated at the local exchange rate. Stable to lower feed prices reduce pressure on poultry and livestock margins in the short term.
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