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Egypt bans onion exports for three months amid eye-watering prices - Society - Egypt

Egypt bans onion exports for three months amid eye-watering prices - Society - Egypt
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Egypt Delays Onion Export Ban to October | Egyptian Streets

The previously planned three-month ban on onion exports, which was set to commence last week, will now come into effect on 1 October, announced Egypt's Ministry of Trade and Industry on 24 September. This delay is in consideration of existing export agreements. The Egyptian Cabinet had initially announced a three-month prohibition on onion exports on

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Egypt bans onion exports for three months amid eye-watering prices - Society - Egypt

Egypt bans onion exports for three months amid eye-watering prices - Society - Egypt
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Egypt bans onion exports until the end of the year

Egypt bans onion exports until the end of the year

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Smartphone photos may be able to predict rice

Rice provides 20% of the world’s food energy, with expected demand rising by 60% by 2050, but climate change, more extreme weather and evolving pathogens threaten farmers’ ability to produce enough of the crop. To help better predict crop yield and how interventions may improve yield an international research team has developed an approach that farmers may be able to implement using just a smartphone.

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