Egypt: 1.5 million tons of total citrus exports during 2020

Published 2021년 1월 13일

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Indonesia has approved the export of grapefruits from Egypt, adding to the country's successful agricultural exports despite the challenges of the Corona pandemic. In 2020, Egypt's citrus exports reached 1.5 million tons, making it a global leader in citrus exports. The Ministry of Agriculture in Egypt also announced the opening of 11 new markets for agricultural products and the signing of a protocol for the export of Egyptian mangoes to the US. The total agricultural exports for the year amounted to 5.06 million tons, generating over 2.1 billion dollars. The main exports included citrus fruits, potatoes, onions, beets, pomegranates, grapes, mango, garlic, strawberries, beans, guava, and peppers.

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The Ministry of Agriculture, represented by the Central Administration of Plant Quarantine, succeeded in opening the Indonesian market to "grapefruit" (citrus) during the end of last year, after negotiations between the two sides coincided with the emergence of the Corona epidemic. A report issued by the Central Administration of Plant Quarantine, received by the Minister of Agriculture, confirmed that the volume of agricultural exports of citrus reached about 1.5 million tons during 2020, and Egypt remained on the throne of countries exporting citrus fruits globally. Read also «Telecom Egypt» begins distributing «we» lines to students Ain Shams University and Cairo University. The Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, Mr. Al-Qusayr, announced a few days ago that the volume of Egyptian agricultural exports had risen to more than 5 million tons last year, despite the circumstances of the outbreak of the Corona virus and the confusion of transport and international trade by ...

Source: Almalnews