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Jordanian agricultural and parliamentary leaders denied that citrus prices had collapsed across the board. They said the decline was limited to poor-quality fruit damaged by hail and wind in the Jordan Valley on October 27, while premium varieties remained stable in price. The Agricultural Risk Management Fund said it had opened a seven-day window for compensation claims, while committees continued inspecting the damage. The current scheme covers eight agricultural risks. By contrast, the Citrus Association said 10-kilogram crates had sold for between zero and 125 qirsh. It urged farmers to stop sending their crops to market, distribute usable fruit to people in need, and use damaged fruit as livestock feed.
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