Potato Farmers' Union Warns of Export Disruptions

The head of the Potato Farmers' Union in Bekaa Lebanon warned of the worsening crisis of truck restrictions that threaten the export of agricultural products to the Gulf countries. The restriction involves preventing trucks over 20 years old from entering. He explained that the shortage of transportation methods has led to an increase in shipping costs from about $6,000 to $10,000 per refrigerated truck, negatively impacting farmers and exporters and risking the continuity of exports. He called on Lebanese authorities to communicate with Saudi Arabia to extend a temporary grace period allowing entry for trucks that meet the requirements, with the aim of gradually renewing the fleet and ensuring the ongoing export of products to the Gulf.

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