Supply Minister Ali El Moselhy acquiesced to pleas by rice and sugar producers to delay the decision to have them print prices on their goods to 31 May from 15 April, Al Masry Al Youm reports. The Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce had previously been lobbying to postpone the deadline for printing prices to after Ramadan to avoid incurring losses for manufacturing.
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