The poppy-seed containing Romanian wheat shipment was sieved and is now ready for use, Supply Minister Ali El Moselhy said, according to Reuters. The government now awaits the decision of the prosecutors, which will decide the fate of the 63k tonne shipment. The Agriculture Quarantine Authority had rejected the wheat shipment because it contained poppy seeds.
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