Iran: Bushehr province’s monthly fishery export stands at over 10,000 tons

Published Jun 27, 2022

Tridge summary

In the second month of the Iranian calendar year Ordibehesht (April 20-May 21), Bushehr province exported 10,109 tons of fishery products to nine Asian countries, making it the leading producer of farmed shrimps in Iran. The province aims to reach a production of 714,000 tons of fishery products for the current year, with support from necessary infrastructure, credits, and banking facilities. Notably, Iran's fishery products have found easy access in export markets, with new markets like China, South Korea, and the Eurasian Union nations recently opening up.
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TEHRAN- Bushehr province’s fishery export stands at 10,109 tons in the second Iranian calendar month Ordibehesht (April 20-May 21), a provincial official, announced.Morteza Bohrani, the director-general of the province’s Veterinary Department, said that different types of fishes were exported from the province to nine Asian countries in the second month.In addition to fishing fishes and shrimps, farming is one of the fishery programs in the province, where veterinary experts have the necessary supervision to prevent the spread and transmission of the disease, the official further noted.As previously announced by the deputy head of the province’s Veterinary Department for the health affairs, 25,342 tons of fishery was exported from Bushehr province, in the southwest of Iran, during the past Iranian calendar year 1400 (ended on March 20).Mohammad-Mehdi Seymarouni said that of the mentioned figure, 19,000 tons were farmed shrimps, and 6,000 tons were the other types of fisheries.He ...
Source: Tehrantimes

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