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Local Apple Prices Hit 70 EGP Wholesale at Obour Market as 5 Fruit Items Drop

Local apple wholesale prices surged to 70 Egyptian pounds per kilogram at the Obour Wholesale Market on Tuesday, August 4, 2026. Meanwhile, five other fruit varieties recorded price declines during the same trading session.

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Local Apple Prices Hit 70 EGP Wholesale at Obour Market as 5 Fruit Items Drop
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Local apple prices jumped to 70 EGP per kg wholesale at Obour Market on Tuesday, August 4, 2026. Conversely, five other fruit items saw wholesale price decreases.

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Wholesale fruit prices at Egypt's Obour Market on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, were highlighted by a surge in local apple prices to 70 EGP per kilogram. In contrast, five other fruit varieties registered price drops during the same session. The Obour Market serves as a primary benchmark for wholesale produce pricing in Egypt.

Why this matters

Wholesale fruit price movements at the Obour Market influence consumer retail prices and reflect seasonal supply changes across Egyptian agricultural markets.

Background

The Obour Wholesale Market is one of Egypt's largest central hubs for trading fruits and vegetables, setting daily wholesale price benchmarks for traders and retailers.

Key terms

Obour Wholesale Market
A major central market located near Cairo, Egypt, where agricultural produce is traded wholesale.
Local Apples (التفاح البلدي)
Domestically grown Egyptian apple varieties sold in local markets.
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Key facts

  • Wholesale fruit prices at Egypt's Obour Market on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, were highlighted by a surge in local apple prices to 70 EGP per kilogram.
  • In contrast, five other fruit varieties registered price drops during the same session.
  • The Obour Market serves as a primary benchmark for wholesale produce pricing in Egypt.

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Wholesale fruit prices at Egypt's Obour Market on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, were highlighted by a surge in loca
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Local apple wholesale prices surged to 70 Egyptian pounds per kilogram at the Obour Wholesale Market on Tuesda

The Obour Wholesale Market recorded updated price levels for various fruit categories on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, revealing key movements across local produce items.

According to market monitoring data released on Tuesday, local apple prices experienced a notable jump, reaching 70 Egyptian pounds per kilogram at wholesale rates within the market.

While local apples saw a sharp price increase, five other distinct fruit varieties recorded a decrease in their wholesale prices during the same daily trading session.

The published figures reflect wholesale trading activity at the Obour Market, which operates as a central wholesale distribution facility for fruits and vegetables in Egypt.

These daily market updates provide insights into wholesale price trends, reflecting price changes across different fruit varieties traded at the venue on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.

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First published
4 Aug, 04:21
Latest update
4 Aug, 06:25
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Egypt · Obour Market · fruit prices · wholesale · apples

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