Iran to begin direct pistachio export to Europe from Yazd province: Deputy minister

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Iran to begin direct pistachio export to Europe from Yazd province: Deputy minister Iran to begin direct pistachio export to Europe from Yazd province: Deputy minister Yazd –Iran will soon begin direct pistachio exports to Europe from the central province of Yazd, according to Deputy Agriculture Minister Mohammad Mehdi Boroumandi. Boroumandi announced this during a recent visit to the Pishgaman Dry Port in Yazd. He added that, following the government’s newly issued regulations,

Oct 11 202509:41

Amirabad Port Complex expands cargo handling capacity to 650,000 tons

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Amirabad Port Complex expands cargo handling capacity to 650,000 tons Amirabad Port Complex expands cargo handling capacity to 650,000 tons Mazandaran – Amirabad Port Complex, also referred to locally as Imam Khomeini Port, is set to strengthen its role as a key logistics hub on Iran’s northern coast, the director general of the port said. Speaking at the Iran Grain Conference, Mohammad Ali Mousapour announced that the port’s cargo handling capacity has been increased to 650,

Oct 6 202512:14

Iran expands exports of dairy products

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Iran expands exports of dairy products Iran expands exports of dairy products Tehran - Iran has reached full self-sufficiency in dairy production and is now exporting surplus milk and butter, according to the deputy minister for livestock products affairs. Mohammad-Ebrahim Hassan-Nejad reported that the country produces 12.8 million tons of milk annually and exports more than 2.5 million tons of dairy products. He emphasized that Iran, once dependent on imports for virtually all dairy produc

Aug 30 202509:14

Iran, Pakistan exploring joint rice farming, CPEC link via Chabahar

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Iran, Pakistan exploring joint rice farming, CPEC link via Chabahar Iran, Pakistan exploring joint rice farming, CPEC link via Chabahar Islamabad – Iran and Pakistan are in talks to strengthen economic cooperation through joint agricultural projects and enhanced transport corridor connectivity, including plans for cross-border rice cultivation and linking Pakistan’s China-backed CPEC (China-Pakistan Economic Corridor) to Iran’s strategic Chabahar Port, a senior Iranian official

Aug 5 202508:24

Iran exporting 2.4 tons of dairy produce: Deputy minister

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Iran exporting 2.4 tons of dairy produce: Deputy minister Iran exporting 2.4 tons of dairy produce: Deputy minister Tehran – Iran is exporting a significant 2.4 million tons of milk each year, according to Mohammad Ebrahim Hassan-Nejad, Iran's Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Livestock Production. Hassan-Nejad emphasized the strength of Iran's livestock sector, noting that the country ranks among the world's best for milk quality and that some industrial dairy units have achieved p

May 22 202506:15

 East Azarbaijan eyes role as key agricultural export hub to Europe

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East Azarbaijan eyes role as key agricultural export hub to Europe East Azarbaijan eyes role as key agricultural export hub to Europe Tabriz - East Azarbaijan possesses significant potential to become a pivotal gateway for agricultural exports into Europe, according to Mohammad Mehdi Boroumandi, Iran's Deputy Minister of Horticulture at the Ministry of Agriculture. His remarks came during a recent visit to the Aras Tarla Amir greenhouse in the province. While touring the facility, Boroumandi

May 6 202515:28

Tea export stands at 11,000 tons in 11 months

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Tea export stands at 11,000 tons in 11 months Tea export stands at 11,000 tons in 11 months Tehran - Iran has exported 11,000 tons of tea in the first 11 months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 20-February 18), according to the Head of Iran's Tea Organization (ITO) Habib Jahansaz. Some 11,000 tons of Iranian tea, valued $15 million, were exported during the mentioned eleven months to neighboring countries and Europe, with Russia and India as key markets, Jahansaz said. He a

Mar 2 202506:55

Razi Institute hosts Intl. conference on venomous animals, antivenoms

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Razi Institute hosts Intl. conference on venomous animals, antivenoms Razi Institute hosts Intl. conference on venomous animals, antivenoms Tehran – Iran’s prestigious Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute (RVSRI) launched an international conference titled “Venomous Animals & Antivenoms: Bridging Sciences, Innovation & Global Health,” to address the critical challenges posed by venomous animals and the development of life-saving antivenoms.The international

Feb 20 202510:01

Iran exports 1.3b worth of pistachios in ten months

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Iran exports 1.3b worth of pistachios in ten months Iran exports 1.3b worth of pistachios in ten months Tehran - Iran has managed to export pistachios worth over $1.3 billion to various countries in the first ten months of the current Iranian calendar year (ended on March 20), Iran’s Deputy Agriculture Minister for Horticulture Affairs said. According to Mohammad-Mehdi Boroumandi, Iran exported 1.3 billion worth of pistachios to various countries from March 2024 to January 19, 2025. La

Feb 11 202511:38

Ancient DNA unlocks 11,000 years of sheep and human history

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Ancient DNA unlocks 11,000 years of sheep and human history Ancient DNA unlocks 11,000 years of sheep and human history Ancient DNA analysis reveals that sheep were domesticated over 11,000 years ago in the Fertile Crescent. By 8,000 years ago, early farmers were selectively breeding them. Sheep have been intertwined with human livelihoods for over 11,000 years. Beyond providing meat, their domestication allowed humans to benefit from their protein-rich milk and to create warm, water-resistant

Feb 8 202503:54