Libyan restrictions on ceramics imports could halve Egyptian exports: A recent decision from Libya’s cabinet banning ceramics imports from land crossings is threatening to cause a 50% drop in Egyptian ceramics and marble exports, according to Al Shorouk. Egypt exports the products to Libya — Egypt’s biggest export market for the goods — via land crossings. The decision is expected to push up prices and could lead to a slowdown in output at local factories.
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