Saudi ban on Lebanese farm produce a 'great loss', says Lebanese minister
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Lebanon's caretaker agriculture minister said on Friday that Saudi Arabia's ban on his country's fruit and vegetable exports was a "great loss" as the trade was worth $24 million a year.
"The issue is very serious especially if it negatively affects the rest of the Gulf states that could take similar or stringent measures," Abbas Mortada told Reuters.
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