Egypt: Agricultural Quarantine issues new instructions for pre-export inspection engineers

Published 2023년 4월 14일

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The Ministry of Agriculture has released a set of procedures for exporting six crops - peppers, guavas, strawberries, grapes, mangoes, and pomegranates - to countries including Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and England. The procedures vary by destination. For example, exporting to Saudi Arabia requires a sample from the shipment to be removed at the farm. Exporting to Jordan requires a valid export permit and citrus fruits to be refrigerated three days before shipment. The temperature of citrus fruits is also monitored daily if they are being exported to Jordan. The validity period for analysis samples is 15 days for citrus fruits and 30 days for onions when exported to Saudi Arabia.

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The Ministry of Agriculture, represented by the Agricultural Quarantine Exporters Service Department, issued a package of necessary procedures for exporting 6 crops: peppers, guavas, strawberries, grapes, mangoes and pomegranates. The agricultural quarantine was revealed in instructions addressed to the examination engineers at the stations that are exported to Saudi Arabia, Jordan, England and other countries of the world, where export to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia requires the withdrawal of a sample representing the shipment from the farm. The instructions obtained by “Al-Mal” revealed that with regard to exporting to Jordan, an export permit must be available, and citrus fruits must be refrigerated only 3 days before shipment to the Kingdom. The instructions issued by the Agricultural Quarantine Exporters Service ...

Source: Almalnews