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How much does a Big Mac cost in Arab countries? 

How much does a Big Mac cost in Arab countries? 

  • Big Mac Index reveals currency undervaluation across the region 
  • Cheapest Big Mac was in Egypt, priced at $2.47, and most expensive was in Lebanon, costing $5.13
By Nour El-Shaeri  ·
UAE’s Epik Foods nears its Saudi growth phase

UAE’s Epik Foods nears its Saudi growth phase

By Nour El-Shaeri ·
Riyadh show connects global innovators with Saudi Arabia’s food and beverage sector

Riyadh show connects global innovators with Saudi Arabia’s food and beverage sector

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Riyadh hosts food technology and innovation show

Riyadh hosts food technology and innovation show

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