Costa Rican market opens to Egyptian fresh onion exports

Published Sep 17, 2024

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Egypt's Minister of Agriculture, Alaa Farouk, has announced the access of the Costa Rican market for Egyptian fresh onion exports, following successful negotiations on agricultural quarantine between the two countries. This move is part of the Egyptian government's strategy to expand the reach of its agricultural exports to boost the national economy and earn more foreign currency. Currently, Costa Rica imports Egyptian goods such as grapes, citrus fruits, strawberries, medicinal plants, and some vegetables.

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Alaa Farouk, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, announced the opening of the Costa Rican market to Egyptian exports of fresh onions following negotiations between the agricultural quarantine in the two countries. This comes within the framework of the Egyptian state's efforts to open new markets for Egyptian agricultural exports to support the national economy with foreign currency. This came based on a report received by the Minister of Agriculture from Dr. Mohamed El-Mansi, Head of the Agricultural Quarantine, stating the success of the quarantine in opening Costa Rican markets to Egyptian exports of fresh onions and notifying the Export Council for Agricultural Crops and exporters of this and allowing the inspection of the first shipment of Egyptian onions exported to Costa Rica. Grapes, citrus fruits, ...

Source: Akhbarelyom