The Price Of Sheep Is Increased By 35%

14 February 2022 Kuwait

The effects of the Corona pandemic are still being felt in key sectors, like as cattle markets, which have seen a 35 percent spike in costs in recent days due to a lack of feed that was not accessible prior to the outbreak of the epidemic.

The price of a head of local sheep 'Shafali' ranged between 70 and 80 dinars (depending on size) two days ago at the livestock market in Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh, up from about 60 dinars a few months ago, while the price of a local Nuaimi sheep was 120 dinars, and the price of a Georgian lamb was 60 dinars, according to Al-Qabas daily.

Customers have a high desire for Shafali and Al-Nuaimi, especially medium sizes, according to the sellers, who stressed that the quantities transacted in the markets affect prices based on supply and demand.

Consumers, however, who are unconcerned about pricing, flock to livestock markets, despite the fact that the prices are comparable to the cost of Australian sheep, which runs between 59 and 62 dinars.

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