Libyan and Tunisian dates companies meet in Sebha to explore international export cooperation
The Libyan Export Promotion Centre (LEPC) reported yesterday that, at its invitation, Libyan and Tunisian companies working in the production ...
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Libyan participation in Egypt International Dates Exhibition 2024
The Libyan Export Promotion Centre (LEPC) reported yesterday that several Libyan dates producing companies are participating, with its support, in ...
Libyan Italian Chamber of Commerce discusses establishing factory for exporting dates to Italy
The Libyan Italian Chamber of Commerce discussed the mechanism of establishing a factory for exporting dates to Italy and European ...
National is the new international at Tripoli Dates Fair
Tripoli, 21 December 2014: Libya’s date-growers and sellers converged in Tripoli last week for a four-day extravaganza featuring some of ...
Southern farmers send dates to famine and flood-stricken neighbour countries
Tripoli, 5 December 2013: Humanitarian aid in the form of twenty tons of dates is being sent to Sudan and ...
Libya International Fair for Dates and Associated Industries opens in Tripoli
By Tom Westcott. Th Prime Minister makes his choice at the Date Fair Tripoli, 26 October 2013: The first ever ...
Dates and palm trees festival opens in Benghazi
Tripoli, 8 October 2013: The eighth annual Dates and Palm Trees festival kicked . . .off today in Benghazi. The ...
Libyan Food Expo strong on its third day
By Nihal Zaroug and Reem Tombokti. Libyan olive oil producers claim their oil is better quality than Tunisian oil, but ...
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