In a season when consumer prices are rising, exports are skyrocketing and prices are astronomical, and this astronomical trend is causing some producers to abandon their main crop without having a plan and information, and to cultivate products that are high in price. They go and this leads to high risk for the farmer and exceeds the supply on demand.
In an interview with ILNA’s economic correspondent, Seyed Reza Nourani spoke about the situation of onion cultivation and surplus production in the country. He added: “Late last year, due to the shortage of onions, a 10,000 Toman tariff was considered for the export of this product. As a result, customers of this product moved away from the Iranian markets due to bans and went to markets where these problems did not exist.” We do not have the right procedures in the export sector.
The president of the National Union of Agricultural Products stated: “Another issue is that if exports are to flourish and jump, export infrastructure needs to be reformed and decision-making bodies to come together under one roof, refrain from making island decisions, and everyone has a story to tell.” Do not draw exports.He added: “Now the onion is left in the hands of producers and has become a problem. In general, agricultural, agricultural and horticultural products are unbalanced in supply and demand. The same astronomical course causes. Some growers abandon their original crop without knowledge of the program and move on to cultivate high-yielding crops, which puts the farmer at greater risk and outperforms demand.
