In Egypt, the poultry and livestock sectors are vital to the national economy. However, the extreme heat and high salinity in coastal regions like Alexandria and the Delta create a corrosive environment that rapidly degrades standard wire products. This has led to a surging demand for plastic coated chicken wire, which provides a critical barrier against oxidation.
The Egyptian market is currently shifting from basic manual fencing to industrialized farming. Traditional open-air pens are being replaced by structured enclosures requiring a coated chicken wire fence to ensure biosecurity and predator control while maintaining optimal ventilation for birds in high-temperature zones.
Furthermore, the logistics of the Nile Valley require materials that are lightweight yet structurally sound. The adoption of plastic poultry mesh has increased significantly as farmers seek a balance between the strength of steel and the flexibility and rust-proof nature of polymers.
