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Turkey is exploring illegal export options for hazelnuts to Iran due to the high import tax imposed by the Iranian government, which has resulted in only 113 tons of hazelnuts being sold in the past 5 years. Iran, with a population of 84 million and a high income group, has a demand for Turkish hazelnuts despite the high cost. The Ordu Commodity Exchange is considering opening up formal negotiations with Iranian investors to export Turkish hazelnuts and products, given the potential for profit and the high demand in Iran.
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Unable to export hazelnuts to Iran due to the high import tax imposed by the regime, Turkey opened the door to exports at the end of the negotiations held in Ordu. The first studies have started for exporting Turkish hazelnuts illegally to Iran, where, according to official sources, only 113 tons of hazelnuts have been sold in the last 5 years. Iranian businessmen Azin Dane Caspian Chairman Mojtaba Rashvand and Maku Free Zone Investor Broker and Maku&Dev Co. Company Investment Advisor Emin Makui came to Ordu and met with the Chairman of Ordu Commodity Exchange Ziver Kahraman, Ordu Governor Tuncay Sonel, Ordu Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Dr. Mehmet Hilmi Güler and Ordu Commodity Exchange Chairman Ziver Kahraman. In addition, Iranian businessmen, who had a series of contacts with business world companies, exchanged views on hazelnut export. Ordu Commodity Exchange Chairman Ziver Kahraman stated that they could not export hazelnuts to Iran due to the high import tax imposed by his ...
Source: Sondakika
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