Egypt's Ministry of Supply has announced that the maximum moisture level for imported wheat will remain unchanged at 13.5 percent. It also said that the country's current wheat supplies combined with the volume on order will last until the end of April.
News Updates MEDITERRANEAN/MIDDLE EAST COMMENTS Egypt's Ministry of Supply has announced that the maximum moisture level for imported wheat will remain unchanged at 13.5 percent. The current moisture authorization expires in February.The ministry also said that Egypt's current wheat supplies combined with the volume on order will last until the end of April. It added that local wheat stocks will become available in mid-April with the government expecting to purchase a minimum of...
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