The first shipments of Egyptian citrus fruits to global markets in the new export season

Published 2024년 12월 1일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation in Egypt has announced the commencement of citrus exports for the 2024/2025 season, marking the start of the new export season. Citrus is the leading fruit crop in Egypt, with exports reaching 2.28 million tons this year. The country is planning to increase its fresh export volumes to approximately 10 million tons, expanding agricultural areas through national projects. The European Union has reduced the required additional tests on Egyptian citrus fruits for pesticide residues from 30% to 20%, and there are plans to remove citrus and other crops from the list of goods subject to these tests, which could boost Egyptian agricultural exports to European markets. The Ministry is also focusing on improving plant and animal health and food safety by enhancing the capabilities of its reference laboratories.
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, represented by the Agricultural Quarantine, announced the launch of the first shipments of Egyptian citrus exports to global markets for the new export season 2024/2025 today after agreeing on the dates between representatives of the Citrus Committee of the Export Council for Agricultural Crops and the Egyptian Agricultural Quarantine. Citrus in Egypt ranks first among fruit crops in terms of area, production and export quantity, as total citrus exports amounted to 2 million and 280 thousand tons during the current year, as citrus crops are characterized by the possibility of growing them in general in various lands, but there are types of citrus that are only good to grow in certain governorates, such as oranges, lemons and mandarins, which only grow in Nubaria and Sharkia. Citrus fruits are a popular fruit in Egypt, not only because of their low price, but also because they are characterized by their ability to maintain their ...
Source: Soutalomma

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