Citrus exports for the year 2022-2023 reached $920 million: The agricultural quarantine clarifies Saudi Arabia’s position on Egyptian strawberries

Published 2024년 1월 28일

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The Saudi decision to halt strawberry imports is a regulatory move to manage the internal market, not a ban or rejection due to health concerns, says Dr. Saad Moussa, supervisor of the Egyptian agricultural quarantine. This decision applies to most agricultural imports from all countries, not just Egypt. Strawberry exporters must obtain an export permit valid for 15 days after January 24, 2024, to enter the Saudi market. Import permits for strawberries will be reissued starting February 1, 2024.
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Dr. Saad Moussa, supervisor of the Egyptian agricultural quarantine, confirmed that the Saudi decision to stop receiving strawberry imports is not a ban or rejection, for quarantine or health reasons, but its intent is to regulate the internal market in the Kingdom, according to supply and demand data. Adding that the Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, Mr. Al-Quseir, is constantly and intensively following up, along with the agricultural quarantine, developments regarding everything related to Egyptian agricultural exports. In a statement by the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation in Egypt, Dr. Saad Moussa explained that the decision of the Saudi Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture is an internal procedural and regulatory decision that concerns the Kingdom, and has been applied to most of the agricultural imports to it from all countries of the world, and that Egypt is not alone concerned with the decision; This is in light of what was ...
Source: Soutalomma

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