In Libya, the agricultural sector faces dual threats: extreme UV radiation and unpredictable sandstorms. The demand for a robust agricultural net has surged as farmers move toward modernized greenhouse systems to secure food stability in the coastal and oasis regions.
Currently, the market relies heavily on imported materials. There is a critical gap in locally available high-tenacity nylon mesh that can resist the abrasive nature of wind-blown sand and the high salinity of the Mediterranean coast.
Furthermore, the adoption of specialized insect proof mesh is becoming essential to combat invasive pests that thrive in the warming desert periphery, forcing a shift from traditional chemical pesticides to physical barriers.