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Tehran Times
Sept 11 2010
Iran's wheat exports to Armenia
Tehran Times Economic Desk
YERAVAN - The Armenian minister of agriculture stated that his country
imports wheat and other grains from Iran.
The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) quoted Gerasim
Alaverdyan as saying that several Armenian companies have been
importing wheat from Iran in the past month.
The Armenians consume about 700,000 tons of wheat a year while they
produce only 200,000.
Iran-Armenia trade is $250 million a year of which Armenia's imports
from Iran are $145 million.
Construction material, chemicals, machinery and high-tech items
constitute a portion of the products Armenia imports from Iran.
Armenian traders say that if Iranian wheat continues to have a
competitive price and good quality due to the proximity of the two
countries and the lower price of transportation, Tehran will turn into
one of the main exporters of this product to Armenia
From: A. Papazian
Sept 11 2010
Iran's wheat exports to Armenia
Tehran Times Economic Desk
YERAVAN - The Armenian minister of agriculture stated that his country
imports wheat and other grains from Iran.
The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) quoted Gerasim
Alaverdyan as saying that several Armenian companies have been
importing wheat from Iran in the past month.
The Armenians consume about 700,000 tons of wheat a year while they
produce only 200,000.
Iran-Armenia trade is $250 million a year of which Armenia's imports
from Iran are $145 million.
Construction material, chemicals, machinery and high-tech items
constitute a portion of the products Armenia imports from Iran.
Armenian traders say that if Iranian wheat continues to have a
competitive price and good quality due to the proximity of the two
countries and the lower price of transportation, Tehran will turn into
one of the main exporters of this product to Armenia
From: A. Papazian