BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 30. Iran’s Mazandaran Province customs in the north of the country have recorded an increase in product exports, rising 33 percent in value and 10 percent in volume over the past year, Amir Jamshidi, observer of the Customs Office of the province, told reporters, Trend reports.
Jamshidi indicated that the export throughput through the
Mazandaran customs facility achieved a valuation of $435 million,
encompassing a cumulative weight of 1.88 million tons. In the
specified timeframe, the total volume of imports reached $1.17
billion, translating to approximately 4.16 million metric tons.
Jamshidi further articulated that the throughput via Mazandaran
customs escalated to $147 million for 103,000 tons, signifying a 47
percent uptick in monetary value and a 117 percent surge in
volumetric metrics relative to the preceding fiscal year.
To note, Iran’s non-oil product exports over the past year totaled $59 billion for 118 million tons, while imports amounted to $71 billion for 39 million tons. Transit across the country reached 21 million tons.
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