Deputy Head of Iran's Union of Sellers and Exporters of Saffron Gholamreza Miri noted that the amount of saffron exports has experienced a 35-percent fall compared to the same period last year due to the fluctuations in prices.
“If the volatility continues this way, we will be faced with a lack of demand for the product leading to stagnation while boosting exports requires stabilization of market conditions,” he emphasized.
Miri also referred to the lifting of anti-Iran sanctions asserting “currently, we are able to export saffron to countries like the US though the process was banned over the past years as a result of international sanctions.”
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