Egypt sugar imports hit by foreign currency shortage
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Cairo
LAILA El-Sayed spent her afternoon searching grocery stores in Cairo's bustling Dokki district on the banks of the Nile River for one thing: sugar.
She managed to find two bags in a state-owned shop for 10 Egyptian pounds (S$1.57) per one-kilogramme bag, twice what she paid in August. In other parts of Cairo, shoppers stand in long queues as supermarkets limit customers to one or two bags of sugar.
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