Egypt has become the world’s second largest producer of sun-dried tomatoes, behind only Italy, according to the Central Administration for Plant Quarantine. The produce is farmed and dried on some 17k feddans in Esna south of Luxor, and exported mainly to Italy, France, Argentina and Brazil. China and India place third and fourth in terms of production.
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