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Food and Drugs Control Centre rejects shipment of wheat from Russia

bySami Zaptia
August 18, 2023
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Food and Drugs Control Centre rejects shipment of wheat from Russia

File photo: Wheat arriving at Khoms port in 2023 (Photo: FDCC).

Libya’s Food and Drugs Control Centre (FDCC) announced yesterday that it had rejected a 26,300-ton shipment of soft bulk wheat from Russia at Khoms port.

The FDCC said it had rejected the shipment ‘‘due to the high percentage of grains infested with pests’’.

 

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