Each kilogram of saffron is between 6 to 11 million tomans
Ali Hosseini, a member of Saffron National Council, said about the latest market situation for saffron: “Each kilogram of saffron is sold in terms of quality from 6 to 11 million tomans, and has not increased in recent times.
He pointed out that the smuggling of saffron is due to exchange rate fluctuations. Naturally, export hurdles increase smuggling, as foreign currency swaps and the commitment to return the currency to Nima’s system by the issuer are difficult for many exporters.
A member of Saffron National Council added: “In any case, some countries need our saffron crops, and on the other hand, we also need some other products that facilitate import and export of products from the foreign exchange destination due to reduced exports. Hardening will witness the growth of our products exports.
Hosseini said: “With the proper management of the market for saffron, the growth rate of exports will accelerate, which is in the interest of the country.
Referring to the delay in the implementation of the Saffron Identification Plan, Saffron said that saffron identification is important in minimizing abuse and abuse and, on the other hand, it has the benefit of the producer, the consumer and the exporter, but still for this plan The decision is not taken seriously.
A member of Saffron National Council, saying that the implementation of the plan does not require complex infrastructure, said that simple software and hardware programs are needed to implement this plan, so that its format is available at Saffron National Council and in 100 villages also in a pilot The implementation and the result have been accepted.
Hosseini further noted: By implementing the Saffron Identification Plan, it is possible to accurately predict the level of cultivation, production, and production in the future.
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