Mazandaran ships over 110 tons of kiwi, citrus fruits

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Sari – The northern province of Mazandaran, a key hub for Iran's agricultural production, is maintaining a robust export flow of its signature kiwi and citrus fruits. Asadollah Teymouri, the acting head of the province's Agriculture Organization, confirmed that export operations are proceeding without interruption. "Our measures are designed to prevent any disruption in the production-to-market chain under the current circumstances," he said. According to Teymouri, a total of 44,875

Mar 7 202621:48

Essential goods sufficiently secured, Minister assures the public

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Tehran - The Iranian Minister of Agriculture announced that through coordinated sectoral and inter-organizational planning, the supply and distribution of essential goods are proceeding normally across the country, particularly in provinces popular with travelers. Speaking on the sidelines of the second Crisis Management Headquarters meeting on Tuesday, Gholamreza Nouri emphasized that national unity and cohesion are the keys to overcoming hardship. "This unity is the very principle our mart

Mar 3 202623:51

Iran to export surplus broiler hatching eggs, day-old chicks

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Tehran - Iran’s Council for Pricing and Support Policies for Basic Agricultural Products has approved the export of surplus broiler hatching eggs and day-old chicks, the Ministry of Agriculture said. Under the decision, exports will be organized through the Poultry Industry Development Support Fund in coordination with the Association of Broiler Day-Old Chick Producers, and implemented in accordance with guidelines to be issued by the ministry’s Deputy for Livestock Production Affa

Feb 27 202610:45

Iran’s shrimp industry generates 1.2b dollars

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Tehran - Iran’s shrimp industry has generated more than $1.2 billion in foreign exchange earnings over the past decade while contributing to rural livelihoods and employment, underscoring its growing role in the national economy, according to an analysis released by the Iran Fisheries Organization. The report, prepared by Ali Akbar Khodaei, Secretary-General of the Union of Aquatic Products Production and Trade, shows that shrimp output increased from 17,795 metric tons in 2015 (1394 in

Feb 27 202610:34

VP calls for export-oriented agricultural production

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Tehran – Iranian First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref urged reforms to cropping patterns, higher productivity, improved product quality, and agricultural output geared toward regional export markets. Highlighting the government’s regional approach to production, particularly in agriculture, Aref said Iran’s free trade agreement with member states of the Eurasian Economic Union presents a significant opportunity to expand agricultural exports. He noted, however, that capi

Feb 27 202610:24

Iran launches traceability program for 7 staple crops

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Tehran - Iran will introduce a national identification and traceability system for seven major crop products, wheat, barley, potatoes, onions, rice, legumes, and field-grown tomatoes, as part of the first phase of a new regulatory directive. The rollout was reviewed at a meeting convened by the Ministry of Agriculture’s Deputy for Crop Production, with participation from the Agricultural Guilds Chamber, the Agricultural and Natural Resources Engineering Organization, the ministry’s

Feb 24 202611:32

Domestic manufacturing drives Iran’s agricultural mechanization push, parliamentarian says

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Tehran - Iran is prioritizing the modernization of its agricultural machinery fleet through domestic production, according to the head of the Iranian Parliament’s Agriculture, Water and Natural Resources Commission. In a meeting with the CEO of Iran Tractor Manufacturing, Mohammad Javad Asgari highlighted the company’s key role in supplying farmers and replacing aging equipment, reaffirming full parliamentary support. He praised rising production capacity and product diversificat

Feb 24 202611:24

Agricultural output rises fivefold since 1979 Islamic Revolution, AREEO head says

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Tehran - Iran’s agricultural production has increased from 25 million tons at the time of the 1979 Islamic Revolution to 135 million tons today despite climate constraints and water scarcity marking a fivefold expansion, according to the head of the Agricultural Research, Education and Extension Organization (AREEO). Gholamreza Golmohammadi said AREEO is pursuing a structural transformation aimed at consolidating the country’s agricultural innovation and technology system through t

Feb 23 202609:43

Mazandaran exports exceed 95,000 tons of kiwi, citrus fruits

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Mazandaran – The northern province of Mazandaran has exported more than 95,000 tons of kiwi and citrus fruits since the beginning of the current harvest season, according to the director of plant protection at the Mazandaran Agricultural Organization. Hamid Naderian said, “1,702 consignments of kiwi, totaling 37,256 tons, have been exported to foreign destinations so far. Of this volume, 658 consignments weighing 14,742 tons were shipped to India, while the remaining 1,044 consignm

Feb 23 202609:34

Iran tea exports rise as global prices strengthen

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Tehran - Iran’s tea exports increased 10.2 percent year-on-year, supported by higher global prices and steady demand in overseas markets, the head of the country’s tea syndicate said. Exports continue to 33 countries, including European destinations for higher-quality varieties, as well as markets that favor blends less popular among Iranian consumers due to differing tastes, he said. The average export price rose to $1.20 per kilogram this year from $1.01 a year earlier, reflect

Feb 22 202611:24