The Egyptian potato sector has enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship with the UK for a number of years. Traditionally, the UK receives new-season, high-quality new potatoes throughout the winter months and in return, Egyptian producers are rewarded with steady demand and high prices.
However, times are changing and the relationship is now becoming more uncertain. New technology has enabled the UK to extend its potato season and reduce its reliance on imports, while Egypt is looking closely at other European markets, most notably Germany and Italy, for growth.
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January 23, 2009
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