imports
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Iran’s Northern Ports at the Frontline of Food Supply Security
With the increasing volume of essential goods imports through Iran’s northern ports, particularly in trade with Caspian Sea countries and…
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Iran Imports 18 Million Tons of Feed Ingredients Each Year as Northern Ports Seek Bigger Role
Iran imports around 18 million metric tons of feed ingredients annually, with an estimated trade value of $8 billion. About…
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How Iran’s Currency Reform Forced Small Grain Importers Out of the Market
Iran’s removal of preferential exchange rates was intended to reduce rent-seeking and improve transparency. Instead, the way the policy was…
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Strait of Hormuz Is under Iranian and Omani Sovereignty; the U.S. Can neither Grant nor Revoke Those Rights
The Strait of Hormuz has once again become a focal point of global attention. As one of the world’s most…
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Iran’s Coffee Industry Caught in Currency and Quota Constraints; 650,000 Jobs under Pressure
Iran’s coffee industry, with annual consumption of around 55,000 tons and imports of 43–45 thousand tons, represents a major consumer…
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Import Payment Delays Raise Concerns over Iran’s Future Livestock Inputs Supplies
The CEO of a company active in importing animal feed ingredients has warned about the consequences of continued delays in…
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Imam Khomeini Port: The Beating Heart of Iran’s Food Supply Chain in Times of Crisis
As regional instability and wartime disruptions continue to pressure Middle Eastern trade routes, Iran’s Imam Khomeini Port has maintained its…
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Alternative Trade Corridors Cannot Fully Replace Iran’s Southern Ports Yet
Mr. Mohammad Navid, Deputy CEO of Sabah Tejarat Hamid Company (active in the field of grain & inputs import), says…
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Northern Ports under Pressure from Imports; Grain Market Activists Call for Increased Vessels
As import restrictions through Iran’s southern routes continue, a growing share of essential goods is now being redirected to northern…
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