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 Ministry of Agriculture is allowing 400 tons of duty-free honey imports to reduce consumer prices for the Jewish holiday season.
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Israel's Ministry of Agriculture is investing 22 million Shekels to help northern border egg producers transition to cage-free chicken coops and upgrade.
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture is allocating 7 million Shekels to restore war-damaged farmland and promote sustainable agriculture in northern and southern.
Israeli dairy consumption surges 63% ahead of Shavuot, with per capita consumption reaching 157 liters in 2025, amidst industry changes and global factors.
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture seized equipment and questioned fishermen caught illegally fishing in Haifa, including in a reserve, during the protected.
Israel's Knesset Economics Committee approved new dairy farm regulations, aiming for efficient management and preparedness for supply chain disruptions.
Israel's Ministry of Agriculture and Tekoma Directorate are investing $24 million to restore and develop agriculture near the Gaza border.