Critical Role of Noora Azma Inspection Company in Managing Risk of Imported Grain Contamination at Imam Khomeini and Amirabad Ports

Noora Azma Company, backed by an international team of experienced inspectors and a young and dynamic group in the country, is launching an intelligent system for draft surveying. This system, relying on computer vision and image processing, automatically reads the water intake and, by analyzing environmental data with the help of machine learning algorithms, estimates the weight of the load more accurately and

Also, by developing a constant recording system on different voyages, it will be possible to immediately detect discrepancies or unusual trends, which will improve the accuracy of the draft survey. In addition, the company is working on using Internet of Things (IoT) sensors to monitor the temperature, humidity and pressure inside the ship’s hold in real time so that the artificial intelligence system can analyze this information and estimate the risk of corruption or increased humidity in a timely manner and recommend preventive measures.

In the global grain market, factors such as global price fluctuations, climate change, logistical constraints, sanctions or strict customs laws create various risks. For Iranian importers, the increase in the final cost due to price and supply fluctuations, transportation difficulties and shortage of bulk carriers, delays at ports of origin or destination, as well as the possibility of quantitative and qualitative losses of the cargo (such as increased humidity, mold, or the presence of pests) are among the most important challenges. In addition, health, customs and quarantine laws have also added to the complexity of the import process.