AUSTRALIA EXPORTERS KEEN TO CARVE OUT LARGER SHARE IN EGYPT’S GROWING MEAT MARKET
March 1st, 2014
Despite the political turmoil that has rocked the country and a lull in trade relations over livestock exports, Australia is keen to boost exports to Egypt, according to market watchers. “Egypt is a market we would really like to access again,” confirmed Rob Gillam, ex-president of the Pastoralists and Graziers Association of Western Australia. “Expanding economies and rising affluence create an attractive situation for us,” he added.Egypt’s increasing meat consumption of 25kg/year per capita is slightly above the North African average and well above ...
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