Egypt's Minister of Supply Khaled Hanafy has stressed that markets have not experienced any shortage in supply commodities during the Eidul Adha.
"All foodstuffs, including meat, legume, vegetables and fruits, were available at consumer outlets," Hanafy said during a meeting with senior officials of his ministry Monday.
He reviewed daily follow-up reports on markets, outlets and bakeries during the days of Eid.
Hanafy noted that the the new bread system will be implemented in all governorates nationwide within months.
Source: MENA
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