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Jordan has restarted exporting vegetables to Israel, including cucumbers and peppers, following a five-month pause. The deal, aimed at boosting Jordan's agricultural exports to Israel, saw Jordan export 37 tons in August. The agreement also aims to increase Jordan's total vegetable and fruit exports to Israel to over 50,000 tons.
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Jordan has resumed vegetable exports to Israel after a five-month hiatus. In a statement, the Jordanian Ministry of Agriculture said that the nation's agricultural exports to Israel amounted to 37 tons of cucumbers and peppers in August. "Our agreement will raise Jordanian exports to Israel to more than 50,000 tons of vegetables and fruits," the Ministry added. According to ...
Source: Hortidaily
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