Iran's fish and seafood exports: Achievements and prospects

Published 2024년 9월 17일

Tridge summary

Iran's fish and seafood exports have seen a significant increase both in volume and diversity, with a 32% rise in physical terms and a 24% increase in monetary terms compared to the previous year. The country exported 68 thousand tons of seafood in the first five months, generating over 650 million dollars last year. The goal is to raise this to 300 thousand tons and $700 million by the end of 2024. Despite challenges like competition and quality standards, the growth in the seafood export sector is attributed to the diversity of products and active development of aquaculture. This growth positions Iran as a notable player in the global seafood market.
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Increase in volume and diversity of products The bulk of exports were various types of marine fish, shrimp and aquaculture feed. According to the Iranian Customs Service, the volume of supplies increased by 32% in physical terms and by 24% in monetary terms compared to the same period last year. In the first five months of the year, 68 thousand tons of seafood were exported, which indicates high demand for Iranian products. Last year, Iran achieved record figures by exporting 210 thousand tons of fish and seafood to more than 50 countries, which brought the country more than 650 million dollars (58 billion rubles). These data indicate that Iranian producers are successfully implementing international quality standards, which allows them to compete in the global market. Growth strategy and future plans Hossein Hosseini also noted that by the end of 2024, Tehran plans to increase export volumes to 300 thousand tons, the value of which could amount to $700 million (62.4 billion ...
Source: Fishretail

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