Minister of Agriculture announced the opening Pakistani markets to Egyptian onions

Published 2022년 9월 10일

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Egypt's Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation has announced the opening of Pakistani markets to Egyptian onions, marking the start of exports to Pakistan, following successful negotiations and fulfillment of all necessary phytosanitary standards. The total Egyptian agricultural exports have surpassed 4.6 million tons this year, showing a 40,000-ton increase from the previous year. Egypt ranks fourth globally in onion cultivation, with over 228,000 feddans dedicated to the crop, and exports onions to several countries, including Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait, as well as dried onions to Holland, Germany, Japan, and Croatia.
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Al-Qaseer, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, announced the opening of the Pakistani markets to Egyptian onions and the export of the first shipments to Pakistan, according to a report he received from Dr. Ahmed Al-Attar, President of the Egyptian Agricultural Quarantine, after the success of negotiations between the plant quarantine in the two countries and the fulfillment of all requirements and phytosanitary standards required by the State of Pakistan. The report also stated that the total Egyptian agricultural exports exceeded 4.6 million tons this year, as of last January so far, and that With an increase of about 40 thousand tons over the same period last year. Read also: Egyptian mango invades the Saudi markets, and citrus came in first place, followed by potatoes, onions and grapes. Abroad for their role in supporting agricultural exports. It is worth mentioning that the cultivated area of onions has reached 228,000 feddans, and the feddan’s productivity is ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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