Egypt exports reach 190,000 tons amid seizure of spoiled produce
The National Food Safety Authority announced the seizure of 10.7 tons of frozen strawberries and mangoes that were unfit for consumption in Ismailia Governorate during the period from October 3 to October 9, 2026, as part of its monitoring campaigns to ensure the safety of food products. Additionally, the weekly report stated that Egypt exported 190,000 tons of food products through 4,333 export shipments, compared to imports totaling 235,000 tons, confirming a balance between exports and imports. The authorities also intensified control over both local and imported products. Measures taken included the disposal of 436 kilograms of expired materials, issuing reports for food safety violations, and the closure of two food facilities that pose a threat to public health. These campaigns are part of the Authority's efforts to maintain the safety of the food market and enhance consumer confidence, with ongoing monitoring of imported and exported products to ensure compliance with health standards.
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