Iran's National Saffron Council has reported a surge in demand for the country's high-quality saffron from both domestic and international markets. The first eight months of the last Iranian calendar year saw a 28% increase in saffron exports, with Spain, the UAE, China, and Afghanistan being the primary recipients.
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EghtesadOnline: The vice chairman of Iran’s National Saffron Council said the high quality of the saffron produced in the country is highly welcomed by both domestic and foreign customers. Gholamreza Miri put the average consumption of saffron in the world at 320 tons, YJC reported. Earlier, the chairman of the Iranian Saffron Exporters and Sellers Union said that the country’s export of saffron registered a 28 percent growth in the first eight months of the last Iranian calendar ...
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