Politics hinder growth in Iran’s poultry sector

03-06-2020 | | |
Iranian poultry farmers have invested time and money to lower the mortality rate of young broilers. Photo: Vladislav Vorotnikov
Iranian poultry farmers have invested time and money to lower the mortality rate of young broilers. Photo: Vladislav Vorotnikov
Iran could be a poultry production power house, with Iranian poultry farmers having the potential to boost exports to 500,000 tons of meat per year, but sanctions and national politics remain an invincible obstacle on this path. Recently this culminated in birds being killed due to lack of feedstuffs entering the country. The poultry sector in Iran has been struggling for years now. Since the introduction of the first US sanctions against Iran in 2012, the poultry market has suffered. The sanct


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Nathalie
Kinsley

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Vorotnikov
Vladislav Vorotnikov Eastern European correspondent