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Iran: The possibility of exporting packaged meat from the second half of the year

Published Jun 14, 2024

Tridge summary

Iran is set to start exporting packaged meat in the latter half of the year, with Iraq and the Persian Gulf being the primary markets. The country has already exported 6,500 tons of chicken meat and about 40,000 tons of egg products to several Middle Eastern countries since the start of the year. The country's veterinary organization is focusing on diversifying meat supply and distribution centers in Tehran. There is a 15,000-ton cold storage facility in Tehran for the supply and packaging of red and chicken meat at approved market prices. The facility receives 200 tons of imported red meat daily, which is distributed through supply networks and to the private sector.
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According to Isna, Mojtaba Nowrozi stated that due to the good condition of pastures this year and the increase in rural and nomadic livestock production, the situation is progressing in such a way that it will be possible to export packaged meat from the second half of this year. We are the export markets of Iraq and the Persian Gulf. He also mentioned the export of chicken and said: Since the beginning of the year, 6,500 tons of chicken meat have been exported to the target countries, mainly to Iraq. The head of the country's veterinary organization stated: since the beginning of the year, about 40,000 tons of egg products have been exported to seven countries, including the UAE, Qatar, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan. Nowrozi stated that the country's veterinary organization, as the custodian of the health control and supervision of raw livestock products, intends to implement the program of diversification of docks for the people of the capital to access market-regulated ...
Source: Isna
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