15 Sep Sustainability Exporting Egyptian Produce: The Procedures That Decide Whether a Shipment Clears Posted by The Gate Group September 16, 2026 Most consignments that fail abroad fail on procedure, not quality. The registration chain, the document set and the sequence that decides whether a shipment clears. Continue reading
14 Sep Sustainability How BRICS Is Revolutionizing Global Seed Systems Posted by The Gate Group September 16, 2026 Seed is where BRICS has been weakest and where 2026 moved furthest. AGRIN, the farmers rights forum and multi-location variety trials explained, along with an honest view of what they will not change. Continue reading
14 Sep Sustainability The BRICS Pesticide Agenda: Balancing Crop Protection and Global Trade Posted by The Gate Group September 16, 2026 BRICS manufactures most of the world off-patent crop protection actives, yet the residue limits that clear a shipment are set by the importing market. What the bloc agreed in 2026, and what exporters still have to do themselves. Continue reading
16 Sep Gateway Guide Pesticide Registration in Egypt: The Complete Guide Posted by Gateway Team September 16, 2026 Egypt recognises five reference regulators rather than assessing from zero. What that means for your data, your timeline, and whether treated crops can be exported. Continue reading
14 Sep Gateway Guide Registering Plant Protection Products in Egypt: What International Manufacturers Need to Know Before They Start Posted by Gateway Team September 16, 2026 Egypt is a market few crop protection manufacturers can ignore, but its regulatory system is unforgiving of shortcuts. The eight stages, realistic timelines and the four mistakes that cost the most. Continue reading
14 Sep Gateway Guide Choosing the Right Reference Country for Pesticide Registration in Egypt Posted by Gateway Team September 16, 2026 Egypt APC recognises five reference regulators. Which one you build your file around shapes the data required, the review timeline and whether your customers can still export the treated crop. Continue reading
