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Egypt's foreign trade report has shown a significant export of food commodities, totaling $346.3 million, with chocolate, biscuits, and dairy and cheese products being the leading exports. The report also highlighted the export of molasses, refined oils, preserved tomatoes, and sauce, contributing a total of $212.3 million to the exports. The Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics emphasizes the importance of foreign trade in economic development by providing comprehensive data on the exchange of commodities between Egypt and the world.
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The foreign trade report issued by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics indicated that Egypt's total exports of food commodities amounted to 346 million and 30 thousand dollars. The report indicated that the value of chocolate exports amounted to 18 million and 100 thousand dollars, followed by biscuit exports with a value of 10 million and 332 thousand dollars, and came dairy and cheese products. With a value of nine million and 132 thousand dollars. Read also: “Statistics”: Egypt’s exports of raw materials amounted to 198.4 million dollars. Molasses was also exported with 5 million and 238 thousand dollars, and refined oils with 4 million and 415 thousand dollars, and preserved tomatoes and sauce came in last place, with a value of 4 million and 374 thousand dollars. Foreign trade is considered one of the ...
Source: Akhbarelyom
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