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The Misrata Port Customs Center has issued a decision to ban the shipment and import of all types of agricultural pesticides, across all classifications and categories, into the port and Libyan borders. This measure comes in implementation of directives from the Presidency of the National Unity Government regarding the regulation of importing chemical and agricultural substances. This ban is part of investigations revealing that 65% of agricultural crops in Libya contain banned pesticides or carcinogenic substances. The measures have led to the detention of several suspects and the closure of the implicated shops. Additionally, the government has issued a resolution limiting the import of pesticides to European, American, and Canadian products, requiring suppliers to provide certificates proving compliance with international standards. All shipments will be subject to testing in accredited laboratories to enhance oversight of the pesticide market and reduce health and environmental risks.
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