Egypt: A trade representation study recommends increasing exports of dates to the French market

Published 2024년 5월 18일

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A marketing study conducted by the Commercial Representation Office in France has identified opportunities for increasing Egyptian date exports to the French market. Despite France's reliance on Algeria, Tunisia, and Israel for most of its date supply, there is potential for Egyptian dates, particularly Barhi and Medjool varieties, to enter the market if they meet quality and packaging standards. The study emphasizes the importance of environmental and social responsibility compliance for Egyptian exporters. It also suggests that participating in international exhibitions in France and considering direct sales outlets or partnerships with local agents or branches can help Egyptian dates gain a stronger foothold in the French market.

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The Commercial Representation Office in France prepared a marketing study on the date sector in the French market and the possibility of increasing Egyptian exports of these goods. The study stated that Egyptian exports can be increased through many ports owned by France, as it owns approximately 500 sea ports, the most important of which are Marseille, Le Havre, Bordeaux, Dunkirk, and Boulogne, in addition to the presence of many airlines between the two sides, the most important of which are EgyptAir, Air France, Lufthansa, and Alitalia. , British Air Wire, the Swiss company, and Delta Air, the Spanish, Dutch, Russian, Gulf, Kuwaiti, Moroccan and Algerian company. The study stated that the average rate of the food industry sector in France has witnessed a development of 4% annually in recent years. France is a net importer of dates under customs item No. 08041000. The average amount of what France imports annually is about 46 thousand tons. Sustainable supply sources are ...

Source: Almalnews