The study found that common dwarfing genes are widely used in modern wheat varieties and present in over 70% of global wheat cultivation.
While the expected increase in imports will support grain availability and help millers and feed processors manage supply, it raises challenges for local producers.
Egypt is projected to import 9.5 million tonnes, up 9% on increased demand from the poultry sector.
Management attributed the positive results to several factors, including reduced interest rates, favorable weather patterns, and enhanced operational efficiencies.
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