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Economy August 11, 2016 | 5:36 pm

US lifts ban on exports of fruit, vegetables from most regions

Santo Domingo.- The United States Animal and Plant Health InspectionService (APHIS) has lifted the ban on exports of fruit and vegetables from SantoDomingo province and the National District that host the Mediterranean fruit fly,the Agriculture Ministry announced Thursday.

United States Department of Agriculture deputyadministrator of phytosanitary issues, Osama el-Lissy, posted the infor... Read more

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