Turkey took over the export of bottled water from Iran

In an interview with ISNA, Peyman Forouhar stated that bottled water in Iran is not export-oriented: for various reasons, during the last 10 to 15 years, the export of bottled water has been declining and has even reached less than one million dollars. According to him, the cost price of bottled water in Iran is not comparable to its Turkish rival due to the financial burden, ie banking facilities. In Turkey, the bank spreads the red carpet under the feet of producers who want to start an industry, and pays 80 to 90% of the total set of facilities at a negligible rate of return. But in Iran, this rate of return in the form of off lights reaches 30%. The secretary of the Association of Producers and Exporters of Mineral and Drinking Water also mentioned the high freight transport from the factory to the border and from the border to the target market and the weak financial strength of the production units as other reasons for the low export statistics in this sector. Industrial ...