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And he said Head of the Egyptian Agricultural QuarantineAhmed Al-Attar, for the website "Sky News Arabia": "We received a request from a company that owns 55 thousand tons of Indian wheat and wants to enter Egyptian portsAfter you were supposed to go to Turkey".
Al-Attar indicated that this shipment was refused entry to the Egyptian ports and will not be allowed to enter at all after making sure that it does not comply with the requirements of the Egyptian agricultural quarantine.
He added that Egypt Do not accept any shipment rejected by another country "We made sure that the agricultural quarantine in Turkey refused that shipment".
And about what was raised that Egypt eased the requirements of the agricultural quarantine due to the wheat crisis, Al-Attar said "This is completely false".
He explained that Egypt "It did not reduce its stone requirements, and the Egyptian stone requirements are among the most difficult and precise requirements in the world, and they are not tolerated".
Regarding allowing an increase in the percentage of harmful ergot in imported wheat, Al-Attar said "This did not happen, and the permissible percentage of ergot in Wheat The one who enters Egypt throughout her life is zero".
And he continued: "But we allow the import of wheat according to the global ratios if it contains ergot less than 0.05, provided that the shipment is processed and the stone bodies of the ergot fungus are separated from the shipment and destroyed under the supervision of the agricultural quarantine".
He stressed that "Do not enter the shipment into the country until after making sure that it has become completely free of ergot".
He stressed that "The requirements of the agricultural quarantine in Egypt have not and will not be eased, and that the Egyptian agricultural quarantine is a red line and never tolerates the requirements import or exportEven if there is a crisis in wheat, but there is no crisis in wheat, the only problem is its high price".
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And he said Head of the Egyptian Agricultural QuarantineAhmed Al-Attar, told “Sky News Arabia”: “We received a request from a company that owns 55 thousand tons of Indian wheat, and it wants to enter Egyptian portsAfter you were supposed to go to Turkey.”
Al-Attar indicated that this shipment was refused entry to the Egyptian ports and will not be allowed to enter at all after making sure that it does not comply with the requirements of the Egyptian agricultural quarantine.
He added that Egypt Do not accept any shipment that has been rejected by another country and we have “confirmed that the agricultural quarantine in Turkey refused the shipment.
Regarding what was raised that Egypt had eased the requirements of the agricultural quarantine due to the wheat crisis, Al-Attar said, “This is a completely false statement.”
He explained that Egypt “did not reduce its stone requirements, and the Egyptian stone requirements are among the most difficult and precise requirements in the world, and they are not tolerated.”
Regarding allowing an increase in the percentage of harmful ergot in imported wheat, Al-Attar said, “This did not happen, and the percentage of ergot allowed in Wheat The one who enters Egypt throughout its life is zero.”
He added, “But we allow the import of wheat according to international ratios if it contains ergot less than 0.05, provided that the shipment is processed and the stone bodies of the ergot fungus are separated from the shipment and destroyed under the supervision of the agricultural quarantine.”
He stressed that “the shipment does not enter the country until it is confirmed that it has become completely free of ergot.”
He stressed that “the requirements of the agricultural quarantine in Egypt have not and will not be eased, and that the Egyptian agricultural quarantine is a red line and never tolerates the requirements of the agricultural quarantine.” import or exportEven if there is a crisis in wheat, but there is no crisis in wheat, the only problem is the high price of it.”