Algeria banned oil and wheat exports

Published 2022년 3월 14일

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Algeria has imposed an export ban on oil, sugar, and wheat products under the instructions of President Abdulmecid Tebbun. The Minister of Justice has been tasked with drafting a law to criminalize the export of these products, with the exception of those locally produced. The Presidency also announced incentives for farmers who supply strategic state stocks. Amidst concerns of potential shortages due to the Russia-Ukraine crisis, Algeria, which consumes 9-12 million tons of wheat annually, has sufficient grain stocks to last until the end of 2022.
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It was reported that an export ban was imposed on oil, sugar and wheat products in Algeria. In a written statement from the Presidency of Algeria, it was stated that President Abdulmecid Tebbun gave instructions on the export of food consumption products. In the statement, it was reported that Tebbun ordered an export ban on food products such as oil, sugar, wheat and its derivatives, and it was noted that the Minister of Justice was charged with creating a draft law that criminalizes the export of the aforementioned substances that are not produced locally. In the statement, some incentives for farmers who are suppliers of strategic stocks of the state were pointed out. A few days ago, Algerian Minister of Agriculture, Abdulhafiz Heni, stated that the grain stocks in his country were sufficient until the end of 2022, due to the concerns that may arise in grain products due to the Russia-Ukraine crisis. It is stated that Algeria, which has a wheat production of approximately 1.3 ...
Source: TRBloomberg

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