Iran: Exports from Markazi province exceed USD 306.53 million in five months

Published 2020년 9월 2일

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The central Iranian province of Markazi has seen non-oil raw material exports reach USD 306.53 million in the first five months of the fiscal year ending August 2020, with shipments to 80 countries including Iraq, Afghanistan, and Turkey. The province's primary exports were hydrocarbons, plastic products, glass, fruit juices, and potato chips. The top recipients of these exports were China, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, India, and Taiwan. Markazi, one of Iran's key industrial and agricultural hubs, experienced an 18% increase in export volume but a 4% decrease in value from the previous year.
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By Redacción PortalPortuario.cl / MEHR, @PortalPortuario, Exports of non-oil raw materials from the central Iranian province of Markazi reached USD 306.53 million during the first five months of the current fiscal, which runs from March 20 to March 21. August 2020., "Markazi exported goods to 80 countries during the period, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Azerbaijan and Pakistan," said Saeed Farrokhi, deputy governor for economic affairs of Markazi province., According to the official, imports from Markazi province grew by USD 124 million during the five months analyzed., Exports mainly included hydrocarbons, linear low-density polyethylene, polypropylene, high-density polyethylene, glass, fruit juices from glassware and potato chips In terms of destination countries, China, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, India and Taiwan topped the list of 43 exporters to the Iranian province., Markazi province, consisting of 12 ...

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