The Central Pesticide Residues Center participates in training Arab and Egyptian specialists on integrated control of date palms

Published 2024년 5월 8일

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The Central Laboratory for the Analysis of Pesticide Residues and Heavy Metals in Food in Egypt has hosted 33 specialists from Libya, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Egypt as part of the 'Third Date Palm Training Course'. The course, organized by the Egyptian Saudi Company for Organic and Conventional Agriculture (ESCO), aims to improve palm cultivation techniques and food safety. The specialists were trained on the analysis of pesticide residues, reduction strategies, international and local legislation, and the practical aspects of the analysis. The laboratory's pivotal role in food safety and its alignment with modern trends in pesticide residue management was emphasized.

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The Central Laboratory for the Analysis of Pesticide Residues and Heavy Metals in Food, affiliated with the Agricultural Research Center at the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, received specialists from several Arab countries and Egyptians as part of the activities of a training course on integrated control of date palms. 33 specialists from Libya, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt participated in the course to learn about On the role played by the laboratory in the field of food safety, as part of the activities of the “Third Date Palm Training Course,” which was organized by the Egyptian Saudi Company for Organic and Conventional Agriculture (ESCO). This course aims to expand the field of palm cultivation and develop its mechanisms, in cooperation with the laboratory because of its major role in the safety of various agricultural products through accurate analyzes approved by several international bodies. The training program inside the laboratory included an ...

Source: Almalnews