Saturday 04/April/2026 – 11:06 AM
Prices of white chickens stabilized today, Saturday, April 4, 2026, amid warnings from the Poultry Division of the General Federation of Chambers of Commerce regarding the impact of sharp declines on the stability of the sector during the coming period. Prices fell after Ramadan by about 30%, which causes the exit of small breeders and then a sudden rise in prices again.
White chicken prices today
Today, the prices of white chickens on the stock exchange recorded a maximum of about 73 pounds, while the execution price reached about 72 pounds per kilo. As for Sasso chickens, they ranged between 105 and 106 pounds, while the prices of chicks announced by companies recorded between 20 and 27 pounds.
Today’s poultry prices to the consumer
while Poultry prices today For the consumer at Fararjia, it came as follows:
- White chicken: 85 pounds per kilo
- Local chicken: 130 pounds per kilo
- Hips: 95 pounds
- Banana: 200 pounds
- Pin: 105 pounds
- Shish Tawook: 190 pounds
- Wings: 60 pounds
- Pure liver: 120 pounds
- Liver and gizzards: 100 pounds
Chicks price today
The price of chicks today, Saturday, April 4, 2026, is as follows:
- White chick (companies): 20 to 27 pounds
- White chick (flocks): 13 to 13.5 pounds
- Sasso Pure chick: 9.5 to 10 pounds
- Sasso chick: 8 to 9 pounds
- My hairy chick: 7 to 7.5 pounds
- Hybrid chick: 8 to 9 pounds
- Second generation chick and Rosie Pure: 10 to 11 pounds
- Day-old ducks range from 11 to 37 pounds, depending on the type.
Egg prices today
Regarding egg prices today, the price of a carton of white eggs ranged from 98 to 102 pounds per carton, red eggs from 105 to 107 pounds, while free-range eggs: from 100 to 101 pounds.
In a related context, Dr. Abdul Aziz Al-Sayed, Head of the Poultry Division at the Federation of Chambers of Commerce, warned of the negative repercussions of the sharp decline in poultry prices, especially after the end of the month of Ramadan.
He explained that this decline may lead to breeders incurring significant losses, forcing some of them to leave the market, which may subsequently cause a shortage in supply and a sharp rise in prices.
He also pointed out that the uncontrolled interference of some brokers in setting prices increases the severity of fluctuations, calling for the necessity of establishing a clear and fair mechanism for pricing poultry that ensures market stability and production sustainability.
