Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security: Supply of agricultural produce to the public continues as usual
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture confirms continued normal supply of produce, meat, dairy, and eggs to the public amidst ongoing challenges.
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture confirms continued normal supply of produce, meat, dairy, and eggs to the public amidst ongoing challenges.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, led by MK Avi Dichter, ensures agricultural production and supply chains are functioning…
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Israel's Ministries of Agriculture and Negev/Galilee open Sea the Future 2026 conference in Eilat, focusing on marine agriculture and desert…
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture and Tekoma Directorate are investing $24 million to restore and develop agriculture near the Gaza border.
For the first time, Israel's cannabis farming industry will welcome foreign workers to address severe labor shortages, with new regulations in place.
Israel's Knesset has passed a new law requiring mandatory monthly reporting of wheat stocks to the Ministry of Agriculture, bolstering food supply chain.
Prices for supervised dairy products will increase by 1.05% on May 1, 2026, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security.
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture is providing $10 million to olive oil growers in 2026 to boost domestic production and food security.
Meat consumption in Israel is predicted to surge 46% for Independence Day celebrations, with per capita beef consumption exceeding OECD averages.
Israel’s Ministry of Agriculture is expanding pomegranate export opportunities to Japan, a premium market, following a successful harvest season.
66 protected birds from 22 species were rescued from harsh conditions in Yavne by authorities, found injured and stressed from illegal private keeping.
Over 20 tons of mozzarella cheese were seized and destroyed by Israeli agriculture inspectors attempting to smuggle it into Israel without proper permits or.
Jerusalem authorities thwarted the marketing of over 150,000 uninspected eggs, including 64,000 with fake Passover seals, to protect public health.