Iran: North Khorasan cherries on the way to Moscow markets

Published 2023년 7월 1일

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North Khorasan province in Iran is known for producing agricultural products such as grapes, saffron, apples, pistachios, medicinal plants, and cherries. However, there is a problem with products being exported under the name of other provinces. Despite this, 600 tons of cherries have been successfully exported to Moscow this year, with more exports planned. There has been a 30% increase in cherry production in North Khorasan, and the agricultural authorities are emphasizing the need for plant health certificates for export.
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Many agricultural and horticultural products, such as kolahadari grapes, saffron, apples, pistachios, medicinal plants, etc., are produced in this province, and their export greatly helps agricultural producers to increase their income and encourage them to increase their production. . Products such as saffron, pistachios, grapes and raisins are exported from this province, but unfortunately these products are exported to other provinces and then sent abroad under the name of those provinces. North Khorasan has a good potential in the production and export of cherry products. This year, investors have stepped in to export this product and some of the produced cherries have gone to the Moscow market. Export of 600 tons of cherries to Moscow Hossein Sohrabi, one of the exporters of cherries, in an interview with ISNA, stated: So far, 600 tons of cherries have been exported to Moscow in Russia, and the export of this product from North Khorasan to the said country continues. He said: ...
Source: Isna

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