Iran taxes its apple exports fueling further price rise
Iran’s recent imposition of export duties on apples, effective from March 20, 2024, for a three-month duration, is poised to intensify the already strained global fresh apple market dynamics, EastFruit highlights. This move is anticipated to play into the hands of Southern Hemisphere exporters.
Ahmad Khani Nozari, Deputy Minister of Commercial Development at the
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