There has never been a history of giving Brazilian and Argentinian inputs to Iran on a long-term basis!

According to the head of the Iran Feed Industry Association, Mr. Majid Moafegh Ghadiri, Iran has imported 16% more corn, 1200% more soybeans, 17% more soybeans and 37% more barley than last year.

In fact, with this amount of import compared to the last 16 years, the import of livestock inputs to the country has been very favorable and unique. In addition, there has never been a history of Brazilian and Argentinian inputs being sold to Iran on a long-term basis, which is a good thing in itself. Therefore, considering that the reserves in the ports are adequate, the continuation of this category is more important than ever.