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Egypt leads global frozen strawberry exports at $672M in 2025, up 81%, as 2026 focus shifts to compliance and traceability.

Egypt targets $14bn in food exports in 2026 — 25% growth — backed by duty-free Mercosur access to Brazil, Argentina and more.

Egypt’s agricultural sector is experiencing a significant transformation as the country solidifies its role as a major player in global food markets. The Egyptian government projects substantial growth in agricultural exports throughout 2026, driven by increased international demand and strategic…

Exporting Egyptian fruits to Europe offers lucrative opportunities for importers seeking high-quality produce. However, the European market enforces some of the strictest regulations worldwide regarding pesticide residues. Non-compliance can lead to shipment rejections, financial losses, and reputational damage. For importers,…

Egypt’s Agricultural Quarantine Department has released updated strawberry export instructions for the 2026 season, introducing stricter compliance measures that affect the entire supply chain. These regulations aim to elevate quality standards while ensuring Egyptian strawberries meet international market requirements. The…

Egypt has successfully secured access to a promising new market for its agricultural products. Starting January 2026, the country will begin exporting oranges and pomegranates to the Dominican Republic, marking a significant milestone for Egyptian farmers and traders. This development…

The Gulf region is one of the world’s most lucrative markets for premium dates, with countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, and Kuwait driving high consumption. Traditionally, Gulf importers relied heavily on local or regional sources. Today, Egyptian dates for…

Egyptian citrus leads agricultural exports as the country’s most valuable fruit commodity, with over 2 million tons shipped to global markets in 2025, positioning Egypt as one of the world’s top citrus suppliers. The country’s citrus sector maintains high standards…

At Alexandria’s cold stores this week, you could spot the usual winter rush of Oranges from Egypt moving into reefer containers. But in the next bay, grapes were being packed for Europe, while pomegranates waited for fast transit, and mango…