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Issuing a number of (35.351) Certificates of Origin during February 2020 News GOEIC issued a number of (35351) Certificates of Origin during February 2020 in accordance with the rules of origin protocols applied by the preferential agreements concluded between Egypt and other countries to apply exemptions and customs benefits granted to Egyptian exports, these certificates were among: (The League of Arab States Logo - Bilateral Agreement – COMESA – MERCSOUR – EUR1 – FORMA-A – etc.) GOEIC also verified the origin of exported goods to and from countries with which preferential agreements are concluded with a number of (171) export certificates, and (1) import certificate. In addition to what GOEIC do in examining the notifications from the European Union's rapid alert unit, and the notifications from the rest of the world countries concerning the rejected shipments, and the necessary procedures were taken. GOEIC is also following up on the latest executive position concerning the memorandums of understanding signed between Egypt and (Tunisia – Jordan – Kuwait – Saudi Arabia – Lebanon – Sudan – Bahrain – Oman – Somalia & Senegal - Agadir Agreement States) in the field of mutual recognition of Conformity certificates for the industrial (not food) goods.
Inspection of (11.708) shipments at GOEIC Labs during January 2020 News GOEIC Labs inspected number of (11.708) laboratory shipments during January 2020 with total weight (2.314.599) tons. (11.553) shipments of them were accepted with total weight (2.312.602) tons, while (155) shipments were rejected with total weight (1.997) tons for not conforming the Egyptian standard specifications. GOEIC performance indicators explained that the industrial labs inspected (9.846) industrial shipment with total weight (626.422) tons during January 2020. While (9802) shipments of them were accepted with total weight (626.101) tons where the most important accepted items: (cloths - cars spare parts - tableware) while (44) industrial shipments were rejected with total weight (321) tons where the most important rejected items: (bags - wallets and shoes - filters - electric tools). As for the Food Labs, GOEIC inspected (1.862) food shipments with total weight (1.688.177) tons during the same period of time. (1.751) shipments of them were accepted with total weight (1.686.501) tons where the most important accepted items: (grains - meat- fish- vegetarian oil and fats) while (111) shipments were rejected with total weight (1.676) tons where the most important rejected items: (frozen liver - castor oil - feed additives - frozen mackerel and sardines - pistachio - pure palm oil - black pepper - frozen crab).
(1221) billion Dollars, the value of the most important (20) industrial items of Egyptian's non-petroleum exports - during January 2020 News GOEIC announced in its monthly report about the most important (20) industrial items of Egyptian's non-petroleum exports during January 2020 that petrol oil (except its row shape) begins the list of these items, then came gold, fertilizers, monitors, wires, and cables, suits and jackets, and aromatic mixtures. Followed by Ethylene polymers, T-shirts, flat products laminated cylinders 600 mm or more, Polyacetals and polyethyl ethers, Propylene polymers, phosphates, cotton, glass fibres, pads, baby diapers and carpets. And finally, Bars and sheets of films, furniture and its parts, and building stones came at the end of the list.
(343) Million Dollars, the value of the most important (20) food items of Egyptian's non-petroleum exports – during January 2020 News GOEIC announced in its monthly report of the most important (20) food items of Egyptian's non-petroleum exports during January 2020 that fresh and dry Citrus begin the list of these items, then came fruits ,frozen vegetables , and chocolate. Followed by onion, garlic, wheat flour, soybean oil, cheese, fresh and cooled potato, prepared vegetables, dates, figs and pineapple. Then come fruits, sugar cane, plants and its parts, yeasts, dry beans and bakery. Finally, frozen fruits and vegetables, fresh vegetables, and tobacco came at the end of the list.
The most important country groups for the Egyptian non-petroleum exports during January 2020 News GOEIC issued a statement of the most important country groups for the Egyptian non-petroleum exports during January 2020, where it came at the beginning the value of Egypt's exports of the "States of the Arab League" to be (762 million dollars). Followed by the group of the "European Union states" with value (709 million dollars), then come "the rest of world countries" with value (553 million dollars), after that the “United States of America" with value (132 million dollars) ,and then the group of "African States" (without Arab states) with value (118 million dollars).
(27%) decrease in the value of Egyptian non-petroleum Imports during January 2020, compared to January 2019 News M.G. Ismael Gaber - Chairman of GOEIC announced that GOEIC had issued its comparative monthly report for the Egyptian non-petroleum imports which showed adecrease in the Egyptian non- petroleum imports with value (1.629) billion dollars, which mean (27%) compared to January2019, where the value of the Egyptian non- petroleum imports during January 2020 reached (4.401) billion dollars versus (6.031) billion dollars during January 2019. The report also illuminates a decrease in the value of the imports of (12) sectors, starting with the imports of “Medical Industries” with value (99 MDs) in January 2020 compared to (276MDs) in January 2019 which is (64%) decrease. Then came the imports of "Building materials” with value (622 MDS) in January 2020 compared to (1.074 MDS) in January 2019 which is (42%) decrease. The imports of “Furnishings” reached (8 MDs) in January 2020 compared to (12 MDs) in January 2019 which is (35%) decrease, the” Handmade Industries” recorded decreasing in its imports with value (20 MDs) in January2020 versus (29 MDS) during the same period of the previous year which is (31%) decrease, then came the imports of “Chemical products and Fertilizers” to become (667 MDs) in January 2020 compared to (948 MDs) during January 2019 which is (30%) decrease. Followed by the decrease in the imports of “leather and shoes”, “Engineering and electronic products”, “Printing, packaging, paper and books”, “food industries”, ”Yarn and Textiles” and “ Readymade clothes”.
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