The UAE exempts Egyptian agricultural exports from attaching a pesticide residue certificate until mid-March

게시됨 2021년 12월 4일

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The UAE has imposed a temporary ban on Egyptian agricultural exports, requiring a pesticide residue certificate until mid-March, with orange shipments requiring this certificate from mid-April. Meanwhile, Egypt's Ministry of Agriculture is implementing a new system for coding farms and export entities, which is being applied to citrus, strawberries, peppers, and guavas. This system uses satellite technology to track agricultural exports and ensure compliance with importing countries' requirements. The volume of Egyptian agricultural exports has increased by 600 thousand tons since January 2021, reaching 5.2 million tons, and these exports are finding their way into over 160 countries.

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Al-Mal learned that the UAE excluded Egyptian agricultural exports from attaching a certificate for pesticide residues until mid-March, provided that the shipments are examined at the port of arrival by the Emiratis. Negotiations with the UAE side also ended with a certificate of pesticide residues being attached to orange shipments starting from mid-April. The Ministry of Agriculture had announced the continuation of the implementation of the new system for coding farms and export entities in full, after the increase in the volume of Egyptian agricultural exports during the period from January 2021 until now to about 5.2 million tons of agricultural products, an increase of 600 thousand tons over the same period last year. . For his part, Dr. Ahmed Al-Attar, head of the Central Department of Agricultural Quarantine at the Ministry of Agriculture, said that the actual implementation of a new system for tracking agricultural exports has been started, which depends on the gradual ...

출처: Almalnews