Egypt reports 230,000 tonnes of food exports in one week
The National Food Safety Authority reported 230,000 tonnes of food exports in 3,700 consignments during 5–11 September. Potatoes led vegetable shipments and mangoes led fruit shipments.
Egypt’s National Food Safety Authority said its 34th weekly report recorded 230,000 tonnes of food exports in 3,700 consignments from 5 to 11 September 2026. The consignments were shipped by 1,424 companies and covered about 720 product categories. The figure covers one week, not annual exports.
Vegetable shipments totalled 50,000 tonnes, including 18,000 tonnes of potatoes, 14,000 tonnes of onions and 5,000 tonnes of beans. Fruit shipments reached 30,000 tonnes, led by mangoes at 8,000 tonnes, strawberries at 7,000 and pomegranates at 5,000. Products went to 163 countries; Safaga port handled the most consignments, at 665.
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Egypt food exports, 5–11 September 2026
Shipment quantities in the National Food Safety Authority’s weekly report.
Reported totals for 5–11 September are transcribed from NFSA’s 13 September release. Vegetables and fruit are subsets of total food exports; the three quantities must not be added. Consignments are distinct from companies or destination countries. This compilation covers a single week with the exact start and end dates retained. No annual extrapolation is made.
Insee says the economic profitability rate of agro-food wholesalers increased from 9.1% in 2020 to 10.7% in 2024. Sales volumes were weaker over the same period.
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