The Agricultural Quarantine Administration issues a decision regarding the requirements for exporting mandarins to El Salvador

Published 2024년 4월 23일

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The Agricultural Quarantine Administration has updated its guidelines for exporting mandarins to El Salvador, cancelling Circular No. 4 of 2024. Exporters now need to ensure the shipment is pest-free, have a phytosanitary certificate, a certificate of origin, use new and clean containers, and label each carton with specific data. This follows the opening of El Salvador's markets to Egyptian tangerines, oranges, potatoes, and pomegranates, a move to expand international markets for Egyptian agricultural products. The Egyptian agricultural sector has recorded the second highest revenue of $467 million in January this year.

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The Agricultural Quarantine Administration, affiliated with the Ministry of Agriculture, issued instructions regarding the requirements for exporting mandarins to El Salvador, issued today, Tuesday, April 23. The text of the circular issued by the Agricultural Quarantine Administration, a copy of which “Al Mal” obtained, states that Circular No. 4 of 2024, issued on March 7, was cancelled, according to the updates received to the Agricultural Quarantine Administration from the National Plant Protection Organization in El Salvador regarding the export of mandarins. The Agricultural Quarantine Administration indicated that in this regard, the shipment must be carefully inspected and inspected to ensure that it is free of the quarantine pests mentioned in the additional declaration, and that the shipment must be accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate in accordance with international phytosanitary standards (12-7). The requirements also stipulate that the shipment must be ...

Source: Almalnews