Iran: The first orange from Mazandaran arrived in China

Published 2023년 3월 26일

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For the first time, Iran has exported citrus fruits to China, a move initiated last year with the aim to diversify its export products beyond petrochemical and mineral raw materials. The Trade Development Organization, led by Alireza Peyman Pak, played a key role in obtaining the necessary license to export citrus, with a focus on boosting the export potential of Mazandaran province. The agreement on citrus export to China was part of a larger memorandum that also included the export of Iranian dairy and agricultural products, such as apples. This marks a significant step towards enhancing economic cooperation and agricultural trade between Iran and China.

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According to Isna, based on the information provided by Alireza Peyman Pak, the head of the Trade Development Organization, whose news indicates that he will be transferred to the Ministry of Agricultural Jihad in the near future, this time Iranian citrus has entered the Chinese market for the first time. Explaining this incident, he wrote: Although China is Iran's first trading partner, our export portfolio to this country has mainly been petrochemical products and mineral raw materials. With the aim of increasing the variety of exported products to China and with many efforts that started last year, we managed to obtain the license to export citrus fruits to China and provide the basis for export. Peyman Pak added: despite all the challenges in the way of citrus exports to this country, with the follow-ups of the Trade Development Organization and in order to actualize the export potential of Mazandaran province, which ranks first in the country with an annual production of ...

Source: Isna