With exports worth 139 million dollars, Saudi Arabia tops the list of the countries that import most Egyptian food commodities within 5 months

Published 2020년 8월 3일

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The Export Council for Food Industries has released a report revealing the top 10 countries importing Egyptian food commodities in the first five months of 2020. The report shows that Saudi Arabia was the leading importer with $139 million, followed by Libya and the United States. The total value of Egyptian food exports during the period was approximately $1.4 billion, a 5% decrease from the previous year, with the majority of exports going to Arab countries. The council is planning to boost food exports through promotional activities, virtual trade missions, and electronic specialized exhibitions.
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The report of the Export Council for Food Industries revealed the top 10 countries importing Egyptian food commodities during the first five months of 2020, as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ranked first with $ 139 million in exports with a growth rate of 4%, followed by Libya with $ 80 million and a decline in value 9%, the United States of America with a value of 71 million dollars and a decline in the value of 7%, Jordan with a value of 70 million dollars, Yemen with a value of 62 million dollars, the United Arab Emirates with a value of 61 million dollars, Algeria with a value of 59 million, Italy with a value of 45 million dollars, Iraq With a value of 42 million dollars, and in the tenth place is the State of Palestine with a value of 40 million dollars. The report, which "Echo Al Balad" obtained a copy of, added that the Egyptian food industries exports during the first five months of 2020 amounted to about 1. 4 billion dollars, with a decrease in the value of 5% over the ...
Source: Elbalad

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