Egypt Launches First International Standard Slaughterhouse with Biogas Unit in Qalyubia
Egypt has inaugurated its first globally-standardized slaughterhouse in Kafr Shukr, Qalyubia, featuring a biogas unit for waste conversion. The 45 million Egyptian pound facility includes advanced safety systems and can process 20 animals per hour. It is part of a modernization plan for government slaughterhouses to ensure safe meat supply. Officials aim to enhance food security, regulate meat distribution, and explore export opportunities.
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Egypt opened its first slaughterhouse built to international standards in Kafr Shukr, Qalyubia, featuring a biogas unit to convert waste into organic fertilizer and energy. The facility, costing 45 million Egyptian pounds, was inaugurated by key officials and is part of a nationwide modernization plan for slaughterhouses.
Spanning 2,000 square meters, it has a capacity of 20 animals per hour, advanced safety systems, and aims to improve food security and regulate meat distribution. The governorate plans to seek export permits for its products.
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