The Ministry of Agriculture begins negotiations to export Egyptian mangoes to China

Published 2020년 12월 2일

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China has initiated negotiations to import Egyptian mangoes following a request from Egypt, after a technical committee from Beijing expressed admiration for the fruit's quality. The export process involves creating a technical file on the crop, including pest information. The agricultural quarantine has received similar requests from other countries such as Lebanon, Australia, and New Zealand. Meanwhile, Egypt has exported 40 thousand tons of mangoes so far this year, earning over $31 million. In 2020, Egypt's agricultural exports to China amounted to 133 thousand tons, valued at $75 million.

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The Ministry of Agriculture, represented by the Central Administration of Agricultural Quarantine, revealed that China had agreed to start negotiations to export Egyptian mangoes to it after it received an Egyptian request recently. Muhammad Magdi, head of the plant health unit and opening new markets in agricultural quarantine, confirmed to “Al-Mal” that Beijing sent a technical committee during early November (harvest time), consisting of scientific cadres from agricultural quarantine and Chinese fruit experts to visit farms in Ismailia and the lake, and they expressed their admiration for the quality of the products. Egyptian, its variety and sweetness is the first step towards opening the market. Magdy said in exclusive statements to Al-Mal that the procedures for opening the market are still in their opening stages and require more steps, but they are similar to the steps of grape, citrus and dates crops that the Chinese dragon had previously agreed to import from Egypt, ...

Source: Almalnews