Iran now permits importing live animals
17.01.2019 11:06
Iran Veterinary Organization (IVO) has permitted imports of live animals after adopting necessary health standards, Chairman of IVO Alireza Rafipour said, Trend reports via IRNA.
Annual demand for meat is 100,000-150,000 tons in Iran, he said, adding that domestic meat production doesn't meet the demand and therefore it's necessary to import as well.
Importing live cattle is a new project in Iran, Rafipour said, adding that implementing this project will benefit both the economy and trade in Bushehr province.
He also added that 100,000 heads of livestock will be imported via the country's Chabahar port in Sistan and
Baluchestan province and 30,000 heads of livestock will be imported through
western provinces of the country.
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