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Tripoli officials detained over banned pesticides in Libya
Based on the title of the article, the news reports that the Misrata Customs has banned the shipment of agricultural pesticides to all Libyan ports as of July 17, 2026, in order to protect health and the environment. This measure is part of strict regulatory procedures on insecticides, aiming to reduce the reckless and harmful use of pesticides, while emphasizing the prevention of the entry of banned pesticides. There are no specific figures regarding the volume of trade or the number of banned pesticides, but the decision reflects the government's efforts to mitigate health and environmental risks caused by harmful pesticides.
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