Lebanese wheat exports delayed to Jordan
More than 40 trucks loaded with wheat have been stuck inside the customs yard in Lebanon since Monday, despite having export permits for Jordan. The delay is due to the Ministry of Economy's failure to complete the final procedures, which has disrupted the sale and export process. This delay negatively impacts wheat farmers, as large quantities of last year's harvest are piling up, and farmers are facing difficulties in selling their crop. Meanwhile, the prices offered by mills are up to 20% lower than the international market rate. This situation makes it challenging for farmers to sell their produce before the new planting season.
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