Iran: We had an upward trend in egg production; preparing the platform for egg export to Russia

Published 2024년 3월 18일

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Despite economic reforms and increased input costs, the price of eggs in Iran has remained stable in 1402, according to Mohammad Moradi, CEO of Mehen Poultry Breeders Central Union. The country has seen a production increase of 100,000 tons from the previous year and a significant rise in exports to 135,000 tons, up from 20,000 tons three years ago. The Union, which exports to neighboring countries and plans to expand to Russia, has ensured all egg-laying chickens are insured and holds no government debt. Iran's per capita egg consumption is higher than the global average, ranking 9th in the world for egg production. The industry also saves 600 tons of inputs daily and conserves 3.6 million cubic meters of water annually.
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According to Isna, Mohammad Moradi stated in the press conference held today that in 1402, despite the economic reforms and the change in the exchange rate, which resulted in the increase in the price of inputs, the price of eggs remained stable and did not fluctuate, saying: the increase in cost The production and price stability caused a lot of pressure on the producers, but with their efforts, we had an upward trend in production and the amount of production in 1402 compared to 1401 increased by 100 thousand tons. He added: In 1402, we exported 135 thousand tons of eggs, while three years ago only 20 thousand tons of eggs were exported. CEO of Mehen Poultry Breeders Central Union stated: We export to all neighboring countries because eggs are a perishable commodity and cannot be exported far away. According to him, exports are currently being made to the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and Pakistan. Also, for the first time, we are trying to ...
Source: Isna

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