Iraq is imposing stricter regulations on imports of Egyptian fruits and vegetables over concerns on pesticide use, Al Masry Al Youm reports. Under the new regulations, all Egyptian agricultural products must be accompanied by documentation proving the products meet international standards on pesticide residue. Iraq is the latest country to tighten regulations on Egyptian produce due to high pesticide levels.
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