Export Council for Food Industries: $ 170 million is the value of Egypt's exports for Jordan during 2020

Published 2021년 3월 31일

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In 2020, Jordan ranked third as a importer of Egyptian food industry products, with the trade reaching $170 million. The imports included cheeses, edible oils, biscuits, soup and broth, chocolate, and potatoes. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic impacting the Jordanian market by retreating about 40% from the pre-Corona period, there is potential for growth in Egyptian exports. The Jordanian Foodstuff Syndicate noted that the Jordanian market consists of 40,000 commercial establishments, with the food sector being the largest. The pandemic has not allowed the import of rice from Egypt. The main imports from Egypt are rice, sugar, oils, milk, and cheeses.

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Engineer Tamim Al-Dawi, Marketing Director of the Export Council for Food Industries, said that Jordan ranks third in the ranking of the most important importing countries for Egyptian food industries, and the volume of food industry exports during 2020 to Jordan reached $ 170 million, explaining that there are a number of Egyptian goods that the Jordanian market is keen to import From Egypt, the most important of which are cheeses, and it ranks first in exports with a value of $ 41 million, representing 24% of the value of exports to Jordan, edible oils with a value of $ 19 million, followed by biscuits with a value of $ 13 million representing 8%, soup and broth with a value of $ 8 million, chocolate $ 8 million, and potatoes Frozen $ 7 million, frozen vegetables $ 7 million plus tobacco, $ 7 million, too. Al-Dhawi added during a symposium of the Export Council for Food Industries with commercial representation on opportunities to develop Egyptian food exports to Jordan through ...

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