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- Iranian fruit imports nosedive>
Iranian fruit imports nosedive
by Tom Joyce 7 May 2013
Fruit imports into the Middle Eastern country have declined dramatically compared with last year, while domestic production remains high
- Iran resumes pistachio nut exports>
Iran resumes pistachio nut exports
by Emily French 19 February 2013 Dried Fruit & Nuts
Government lifts temporary ban on pistachio nut exports on condition that domestic price levels maintained
- Maersk halts Iran services>
Maersk halts Iran services
by Fruitnet.com Staff 10 October 2012
Fresh produce exports to Iran have become increasingly difficult with Maersk stalling all services to the pariah state as of 9 October
- Sanctions bite for Iranian people>
Sanctions bite for Iranian people
by Tom Joyce 29 June 2012
Western sanctions are hurting ordinary people in Iran, with the price of fruit reportedly soaring
- Smuggling concerns Pakistani exporters>
Smuggling concerns Pakistani exporters
by Tom Joyce 16 August 2011 Exotics
Reports of major fruit smuggling from Pakistan to Iran has caused anxieties on both sides
- Express service connects two Easts>
Express service connects two Easts
by Tom Joyce 16 June 2011
A new express service from Nippon Yusen Kaisha and Hanjin Shipping is set to link the Far East and the Middle East
- Major rise in Iranian fruit exports>
Subscribers onlyMajor rise in Iranian fruit exports
by Mike Knowles 19 November 2010
Country's Export Promotion Office reports 79 per cent increase in export sales during first six months of Iranian calendar year
- Iran offers hope for banana exporters>
Subscribers onlyIran offers hope for banana exporters
by Mike Knowles 1 November 2010 Bananas
Prospect of ban on banana imports being lifted said to be improving as government offers the Philippines new assurances
- Confusion surrounds Iran produce ban>
Subscribers onlyConfusion surrounds Iran produce ban
by Tom Joyce 8 October 2010 Bananas
Numerous reports have detailed Iran’s ban on Philippine bananas, but conflicting stories are circulating about a ban on other produce
- Iran sanctions could hurt trade with UAE>
Iran sanctions could hurt trade with UAE
by Tom Joyce 20 August 2010
One business leader based in Dubai has warned of the impact of sanctions against Iran on trade with the United Arab Emirates
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