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Agricultural exports rise 14% H1 2026
Jordanian agricultural exports increased by 14% during the first half of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025, reflecting the sector's ability to penetrate foreign markets despite challenges related to rising production, energy, and transportation costs. Export of vegetables and fruits saw significant growth, with potato exports rising by 200% and watermelon exports by 285%. There was also notable growth in the export of animal products such as hatchery and table eggs, while exports of live sheep decreased by 68.3% due to regulatory reasons. Additionally, data showed that agriculture activity experienced the highest growth rate among economic sectors during the first quarter of 2026, with agricultural gross domestic product increasing by 6.7%. These results demonstrate the sustainability and development of Jordan's agricultural sector and its capacity to support the local economy and food security.
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