Livestock
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25th Iran International Exhibition of Poultry and Livestock to Be Held in October 2026
The 25th Iran International Exhibition of Poultry, Livestock, and Related Industries, scheduled for October 2026, will introduce a renewed focus…
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The Caspian Sea, Turkey, and Central Asia as Alternative Corridors for Iran’s Essential Commodity Supplies
Diversifying trade corridors is considered a strategic necessity for securing essential commodities and can play a key role in strengthening…
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Over 400% Surge in Working Capital for Feed Importers After Currency Reform
Today, to buy a 70,000-ton ship of soybean meal, about 4,000 billion Tomans of capital is needed. Also, a 20-ton…
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Government Pledges 100-Trillion Rial Support for Livestock Feed Production
He highlighted the economic impact of removing the 28,500 Toman preferential currency on feed inputs, which led to a 3–4-fold…
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Working Capital Surge in Livestock Production Post Currency Liberalization
In response to the increase in meat prices, instead of these regulatory authorities going to meat production and supply centers…
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Currency Gap Vicious Cycle in Feed Market
In 2018, the exchange rate was set at 4,200 Tomans, while the free market rate was around 5,000 Tomans, with…
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Laboratory Discrepancies and Claims in Grain Trade
In the current situation, wheat is still supplied at a rate of 28,500 Tomans, which will definitely cause certain problems.…
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Strategic Impact of Preferential FX Removal on Feed Imports
One of the main benefits of removing the preferential currency and moving it to the last link in the supply…
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Instability in Regulations Disrupts Iran’s Essential Commodities Market
The import market for essential commodities and livestock inputs faces problems such as the lack of a clear technical policy,…
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Livestock Feed Safety and Hidden Risks in Iran
Livestock feed plays a critical role in animal health and the quality of products such as meat, milk, eggs, and…
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