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Egypt’s potato exports to Malaysia have surged with a remarkable 146% CAGR over three years, hitting record volumes and revenue in 2025. Monthly data shows peak shipments in May and June, driven by rising demand and reduced competition.
Septiembre 21, 2025
Egypt’s Potato Exports to Malaysia Reach Record High in 2025 with 146% Growth, Driven by Rising Demand and Market Diversification
Egypt’s potato exports to Malaysia hit a record 2,500 tonnes in Jan–July 2025, doubling 2024 volumes. Malaysia’s market share rose to 1.5%, reflecting Egypt’s growing export footprint and diversification strategy in Southeast Asia.
Massive potato harvests in open fields highlight the oversupply crisis contributing to the global "Potato Flood."
Septiembre 20, 2025
Potato Flood 2025: Global Oversupply Triggers Price Collapse and Reshapes Food Markets
Global potato markets face a 'Potato Flood' as production outpaces demand, causing price crashes and farmer losses. Rising output from Europe, Asia, Egypt, Turkey, and new exporters China and India fuels oversupply, worsened by U.S. tariffs on EU fries.
European Union Eases Import Rules for Egyptian Potatoes in Major Boost to Exports
Agosto 03, 2025
European Union Eases Import Rules for Egyptian Potatoes in Major Boost to Exports
The EU has eased import rules for Egyptian potatoes under Regulation 1289/2025, boosting shipment limits and reducing inspections. Egypt expects lower costs, streamlined exports, and improved competitiveness in key EU markets.
Arafa Company’s state-of-the-art storage facility prepares for export loading. Proper curing, ventilation, and cold storage ensure potatoes remain firm and sprout-free on long journeys to key markets like Malaysia and the UK.
Julio 05, 2025
Egypt moves to supply from storage as strong demand pushes Potato Exports past 1 Million Tons
With Egypt's 2025 potato harvest complete, exporters turn to cold storage to sustain shipments through year-end. Strict post-harvest practices ensure quality for key markets like Russia, the UK, and Asia, maintaining freshness during long transit.
Egypt Potato Exports to UK
Enero 31, 2025
Egypt exports record amount of potatoes to the United Kingdom
Egypt continues to rapidly increase its potato exports to the United Kingdom. After setting a record volume of exports in 2023, Egyptian exporters further increased export volume by a factor 2.7 in 2024, according to EastFruit. 
Egyptian Potato Fields: Thriving Despite Global Challenges
Mayo 03, 2024
Egyptian potato exports to Asia immune to red sea crisis
The outbreak of the Red Sea crisis has taken its toll on many Egyptian export campaigns - citrus fruits being the first casualty - but it seems that the potato export campaign is holding up well. 
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Fresh potatoes
Julio 17, 2023
Potato export from Egypt to the European Union is up in 2023
This year Egyptian potato exports to the EU market are expected to reach at least three-year high.
New markets for Egyptian exporters
Mayo 17, 2023
Las patatas egipcias obtienen buenos resultados en el mercado español
Este año se ha caracterizado por cambios en el clima mundial que han trastocado las producción de patatas y provocado alteraciones en los canales de aprovisionamiento.
Egypt potatoes exported to Southeast Asia
Abril 10, 2023
Egypt exported a record volume of potatoes to Southeast Asia in 2022
By the end of 2022, Egypt exported a record volume of potatoes to the countries of Southeast Asia, EastFruit reports. Indonesia remained the main destination for their supply, and exports more than doubled last year.
The Pemba (?) variety, imports amounted to 1800 tons
Enero 18, 2022
Egypt imported 131 thousand tons of seed potato and 25 thousand tons of potato products (French Fries and Chips)
Sources revealed to Al-Mal that 131 thousand tons of potato seeds arrived from European facilities approved for import from last October until early January, for 76 approved varieties.
Vaughan Carter, chair of the Potato Growers Association of Western Australia
Diciembre 12, 2019
Western Australian delegation visits Egypt to assess export opportunities seed potatoes
A trade delegation including Western Australian (WA) potato industry leaders toured Egypt in November, confirming the potential to export at least 10,000 tonnes of seed potatoes.
Potato cultivation in the deserts of Egypt
Marzo 07, 2019
Potato export from Egypt to Europe already at 200.000 tonnes
Egypt has succeeded in opening new markets for agricultural crops, including potatoes.
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