The Agriculture Ministry is reportedly considering imposing sanctions on suppliers of subsidized fertilizers who have fallen behind on their monthly deliveries, creating a shortage in the market, ministry sources said yesterday. Manufacturers say they lose as much as EGP 250 per tonne on government contracts, which has led them to direct most of their output lately towards exports, they added.
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