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Positive Wheat 2026 Outlook Opens Potential for Reduced Imports

28-04-2026/in Food & Agriculture, News /by

The wheat sector in Syria recorded a relative improvement during the 2026 season in terms of production and cultivated areas, driven by better rainfall and the return of agricultural land to the production plan. However, the country still relies heavily on imports to bridge the demand gap, amid continued dependence of local output on climatic conditions and government pricing and support policies.

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