Egypt: “Import Control” warns 179 companies due to the expiration of quality certificates

Published 2021년 7월 13일

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The Ministry of Trade and Industry in Egypt has issued a warning to 179 factories and companies, located in several countries including China, Turkey, Germany, UAE, Italy, England, France, Bulgaria, Saudi Arabia, India, Jordan, about the expiration of their quality certificates. The warning is in line with a 2016 resolution that requires factories supplying the Egyptian market to be registered. The resolution prohibits the release of products that do not conform to standard specifications or are not produced in registered factories. Goods such as dairy products, imported fruits, oils, sugar products, carpets, clothing, textiles, furniture, lighting devices, home and office furniture, children’s toys, household appliances, glass, rebar, chocolate, and paper are subject to this regulation. Meanwhile, Egypt's non-oil exports have increased by 19% in the first 5 months of 2021, reaching $12.323 billion.

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Original content

The General Organization for Export and Import Control of the Ministry of Trade and Industry issued a warning to about 179 factories and companies that own the trademark, due to the expiration of their quality certificates, in implementation of Resolution 43 issued in 2016 regarding the registration of factories supplied to the Egyptian market. The warning has a deadline from July 1 to July 24, so that the nationalities of that company are based from several countries, most notably China, Turkey, Germany, UAE, Italy, England, France, Bulgaria, Saudi Arabia, India, Jordan. Its warning, which “Amwal Al Ghad” obtained a copy of, stated that Turkey acquired the lion’s share of the list, with 26 companies, followed by Italy with 20 companies, the United States of America with 18 companies, and Spain with 17 companies. The Ministry of Trade and Industry implements a number of decisions to control The import system, and not allowing the import of goods or products that do not conform to ...

Source: Amwalalghad