Trade representation: Great opportunities for export expansion in food products and agricultural crops in Canada

Published 2021년 9월 15일

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A symposium provided insights into the Canadian market's potential for food product and agricultural crop expansion, with a focus on the frozen vegetable sector and opportunities for Egyptian companies to cater to the Canadian Egyptian community and Arab supermarket chains. In agriculture, there is potential to grow orange exports, though it was highlighted that inflated prices by some exporters are causing losses and damaging the reputation of Egyptian oranges. The event was organized by the Export Council for Food Industries, the Commercial Representation Agency, and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.

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Mohamed Helmy, commercial advisor to the Commercial Representation Office in Canada, confirmed that there are great opportunities for food products and agricultural crops to expand in the Canadian market. This came during a symposium organized by the Export Council for Food Industries today, in cooperation with the Commercial Representation Agency and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, under the title “Opportunities for developing exports of industries He said that in the field of food industries there are great opportunities in the frozen vegetable sector (frozen potatoes - frozen peas - frozen green beans - spinach - molokhia). Helmy pointed out that about 51% of the Canadian population are foreigners and there are large numbers of the Egyptian community Which has its requirements for Arab products, in addition to the fact that there are many Arab supermarket chains in the Canadian market, demanding that Egyptian companies communicate with them to identify their needs. In the ...

Source: Amwalalghad