Over 4,000 tons of honey produced annually in Lorestan, Iran

Published 2024년 11월 2일

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Lorestan province in Iran produces over 4,000 tons of honey annually, with 450,000 hives in over 3,700 apiaries. The industry needs support and branding for global, regional, and domestic markets. Iran ranks third in worldwide honey production, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. The country's honey production per capita is 1.415 kilograms, and it has 155,000 people employed in apiaries. The Animal Science Research Institute suggests increasing honey production by three to four kilograms per colony, and reports that the country also produces significant amounts of royal jelly, pollen, beeswax, propolis, and bee venom annually.
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TEHRAN- The director-general of Lorestan province’s Veterinary Department said that over 4,000 tons of honey is produced in the province per annum. Mostafa Zebardast said that there are 450,000 hives in over 3,700 apiaries in the province at the present. He said that this industry needs as much support as possible from the related organizations as well as pursuing branding to be present in global, regional and domestic markets. As announced by an official with Iran’s Agriculture Ministry, the country’s honey production per capita stands at 1.415 kilograms. Mohammad-Ebrahim Hassan-Nejad, the deputy minister for livestock products affairs, also put the country’s honey consumption per capita at 1.397 kilograms. He has also said that 155,000 people are working in the apiaries of the country, adding this number of people are working in 94,932 apiaries. Based on the data released by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Iran is the third-largest producer of honey ...
Source: Tehrantimes

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