Egypt has established a committee to solve a trade problem with Russia, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture. The conflict is about a 60,000 tonne batch of wheat which was refused by Egyptian customs last week due to the presence of a fungus. In response, Russia announced a boycott of Egyptian fresh produce on Friday, which should come into effect from 22 September.
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