While several businesses are scared to penetrate the Iranian market due to return of the US sanctions, Mongolian pastures take courageous steps forward. Mongolia has nearly 30 million sheep, more than New Zealand, writes Reuters, […]
Production and distribution of bottled water have declined by 40% over the last few weeks. The packaging industry in Iran is highly dependent on the import of its raw material to produce plastic packages. The […]
The Government to pay 4000 IRR in subsidiaries per each dollar spent to import essential goods. Iran writes, prior to the unification of the currency rate, essential goods such as corn, barley, soy and press […]
The Chancellor of the Iran and Russia Chamber of Commerce, Assadollah Asgaroladi, blames Iranian exporters for the lack of exports of foodstuff to Russia. He evaluated Iranian exporters as weaker than their competition in packaging […]
Iran newspaper announced negotiations between the Iranian government and six countries i.e. Malaysia, Indonesia, South Africa, Sierra Leon, Brazil and India for cooperation in the construction and the purchasing of shares of crude oil refineries. […]
Ghanoon Newspaper reports the 40% reduction of water in the Karoon River and approval for the Vanak Project. The Vanak Project is set to transfer Karoon river water from its source in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari […]
This week the price of bread was supposed to rise by 15% in government run bakeries. On the first day, however, the increase was canceled by President Rouhani’s order. Donya-e-Eqtesad, an Iranian economic daily, reports […]
While Iran is the world’s third largest apple producer, it is the eighth largest exporter of apples. Based on data from the Office of Agricultural Exports at the Trade Promotion Organization of Iran, in the […]
The Ministry of Industries, Mining and Trades has announced this year’s top exporters, according to the previous Iranian fiscal year, i.e. March 2016 to 2017. Each company is graded based on its own industry. The […]
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