The pomegranate capital of Iran will have a pomegranate export terminal

Published 2024년 11월 4일

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The Saveh Pomegranate Export Terminal, spread over 20 hectares, has commenced construction under the supervision of the Dehiari Cooperative Company. The terminal aims to streamline the export and import of pomegranates and other agricultural products, equipped with facilities such as storage, cold storage, bank, customs, and conversion industries. Additionally, it will feature market spaces for farmers to sell their produce. The terminal is expected to benefit a vast array of farmers from Saveh city, the Central province, and nationwide, by providing a dedicated facility for pomegranate exports, particularly from Saveh, the country's leading pomegranate region.

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In an interview with ISNA, the Governor of Saveh Central District said: The construction of the Saveh Pomegranate Export Terminal has been started on a 20-hectare land, and with its exploitation, the export and import of pomegranates and farmers' products will be carried out in this terminal. Stating that this terminal will be built by the Dehiari Cooperative Company of the central sector, Majid Valdkhani said: The establishment of storage, cold storage, bank, customs and conversion industries is expected in this terminal. There is also a space for stalls for villagers to sell their products for export. Referring to the issue of knowledge-based production in the agricultural sector, the central governor said: The issue of knowledge-based production in the production of seeds and agricultural products is of interest in this terminal, so that farmers use less poisons with knowledge-based production. He said: The lack of a pomegranate export terminal was one of the concerns of Saveh ...

Source: Isna