The Ministry of Agriculture aims to open the markets of 5 countries to Egyptian grapes

Published 2020년 12월 9일

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Egypt is planning to expand grape export markets to five new countries - Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Argentina, and Taiwan - in the coming year. This comes as Egyptian grape exports have seen a significant increase this season, with a 30% rise compared to the previous year, reaching 138,000 tons. The surge in exports is attributed to high demand in Europe, product differentiation, and timely delivery to European markets. The Ministry is also working on developing new grape varieties that can improve export quality and sustainability.
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The Ministry of Agriculture aims to open the markets of 5 new countries to Egyptian grape exports during the next year, namely, "Thailand", "Vietnam", "Laos", "Argentina" and "Taiwan". Dr. Ahmed Al-Attar, Director of the Central Administration for Agricultural Quarantine, confirmed - in a special statement to "Al-Mal" - that we have made great strides in negotiations with these countries, pointing out that the period of negotiations between Egypt and these countries ranges from one to two years according to the procedures of each country, where it was sent. Technical files for grapes for countries, which include characteristics, types and quantities, as well as diseases, methods of control and finally the export process. The Egyptian grape exports achieved a big boom during the current season, and the season witnessed a production and export jump to all continents of the world, especially Europe, which favored the Egyptian product over European-origin alternatives. Read also gold ...
Source: Almalnews

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