Date Production
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Iranian Pistachios, dates and Nuts
TEHRAN, Mar. 09 (MNA) – Iran is one of the greatest producers and exporters of dates, Persian nuts and pistachios but choosing the brand wisely is vital. Different brands and suppliers provide you with different qualities and prices.
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Date export from East Azarbaijan hits 20,000 tons
TEHRAN, Nov. 24 (MNA) – Exporting 20,000 tons of data, East Azarbaijan is Iran's biggest date exporter province.
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By: Khalil Mousavi
Harvesting date in Khouzestan
TEHRAN, Sep. 22 (MNA) – Harvesting season of dates has started in various villages of the southern province of Khuzestan.
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Date production volume at 20% growth this year
TEHRAN, Dec. 30 (MNA) – The Head of National Association of Iranian Dates (NAID) Mohsen Rashid Farrokhi said that volume of date production has registered a 20 percent hike since the beginning of the current year (started March 21) as compared to the last year’s corresponding period.
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Iranian Date Companies
TEHRAN, Dec. 18 (MNA) – Numerous companies are engaged in the field of date selling in Iran. Foreign purchasers usually select old and experienced companies for long-term cooperation.
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By: Rahbar Emdadi
Growers harvesting Piarom date in Hormozgan
TEHRAN, Oct. 26 (MNA) – Growers have started harvesting Piarom date in southern Iranian province of Hormozgan. They usually harvest Piarom at the beginning of autumn in October and it takes until the end of November. The color of this unique date is dark brown. Iran exports this products to Russia, Turkey, South Africa, Canada, Colombia, New Zealand, and Persian Gulf littoral states.
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By: Majid Dehghanizadeh
Date harvesting in Yazd
YAZD, Sep. 28 (MNA) – Harvesting season for dates has started in the central Iranian province of Yazd.
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By: Rahbar Emamdadi
Date harvest in Bandar Abbas
BANDAR ABBAS, Sep. 16 (MNA) – Harvesting season for date has started in Bandar Abbas, Hormozgan province, southern Iran. It is predicted that more than 140,000 tons of fresh date will be picked by the end of harvesting season.
