Export for Food Industries: Egypt is the world's first in exporting frozen strawberries

Published 2021년 3월 19일

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Despite the global economic crisis caused by the Corona virus, Egyptian food industries have seen a surge in exports, with the country ranking third in the world for pickled olives, table olives, and onions. In 2020, exports of soft drinks industry concentrates, edible oils, sugar, and flour experienced significant growth. Despite a decrease in processed cheese exports due to the pandemic, pasta exports rose by 29%. Saudi Arabia was the world's top importer of manufactured food commodities from Egypt in 2020, with exports valued at $310 million.
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Despite the global crisis that all commercial markets are going through since the spread of the Corona virus, the Egyptian food industries were able to achieve the highest rates of export in the world compared to the exports of the rest of the countries. Of frozen strawberries, according to UN data in 2019, and their exports in 2020 recorded a value of $ 153 million, a growth of 2% over the previous year. According to the statistics of the Food Industries Export Council, of which Al-Youm Al-Sabea obtained a copy, Egypt was able to rank third in the world in the production of pickled olives, "table olives", and the volume of exports from it in 2020 amounted to $ 112 million, and Egypt ranked third in the world in onions. The dryer in 2019 and continuing to date, to achieve the value of exports of it in 2020 worth 41 million dollars. With regard to exports of the largest food commodities during the year 2020, exports of soft drinks industry concentrates amounted to 317 million ...
Source: Youm7

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