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Australia Steps Up as US Beef Exports to China Come to a Halt
The US beef export situation to China is increasingly dire, with around 300 American abattoirs lacking renewed export licenses, allowing Australia to potentially fill the gap. Challenges intensified post-Trump’s tariffs, with the US Meat Export Federation noting that no US beef establishments have had their eligibility renewed by China. As a result, March beef shipments from the US have plummeted, jeopardizing the $1.6 billion worth of beef exported in 2024. Meanwhile, Australian beef exports to China surged nearly 40% in early 2023, capitalizing on US exporters’ difficulties. The ongoing trade disputes could have long-term implications for US competitiveness in the Chinese market.
Tehran to Implement 12-Hour Water Cut for High Users Amid Ignored Warnings
Tehran is enforcing significant water supply cuts for residents with excessive consumption due to a severe water crisis exacerbated by five consecutive years of drought. Authorities aim to reduce usage among the 5% of high consumers, particularly in wealthier districts, implementing 12-hour cuts for those ignoring conservation warnings. As summer approaches, critical water levels heighten the urgency for effective management. Protests have erupted in central Iran over water shortages, highlighting public dissatisfaction. Officials emphasize the need for sustainable practices and collaboration to navigate these challenges and ensure adequate water resources for Tehran’s population.
Iran Targets 16 Billion Cubic Meters of Associated Petroleum Gas by End of 7th Development Plan
The management of Associated Petroleum Gas (APG) is set for a major overhaul, with current annual collections at 4 billion cubic meters targeted to increase to 16 billion by 2028 under the Seventh Development Plan. This initiative aims to address significant gas flaring issues that contribute to resource waste. Paknejad highlighted plans to enhance APG collection, with recent progress showing 40 million cubic feet captured daily from the Rag Sefid oil field, projected to rise to 120 million by mid-April. The initiative promises economic benefits, job creation, and environmental improvements through reduced flaring and better resource utilization.
Iran’s Mazandaran Exports 67,000 Tons of Dairy Products in Just 9 Months!
Mazandaran province’s Customs Office reports strong dairy product exports, totaling 67,865 tons valued at $94.967 million from March 21 to December 22, 2024, marking a 3% increase in value from the previous year. The province exported products to countries including Russia, UAE, Kazakhstan, and Canada, contributing to Iran’s overall dairy exports of 538,000 tons worth over $808 million, with a 13% rise in weight and 12% in value. Key exports included fresh milk, cheese, and yogurt. The growth emphasizes the region’s robust dairy industry and its role in the local economy, with potential for further international expansion.
Pezeshkian Calls on Iran Envoys to Break Down Trade Barriers for Economic Growth
Iran’s president recently highlighted the vital role of new ambassadors in enhancing the country’s international relations during a meeting with envoys, including Ramin Zare (Nicaragua), Marzieh Afkham (Slovenia), and Reza Najafi (UNOV). He expressed optimism about their potential to foster exchanges in economy, politics, culture, science, and education. The president urged them to counter negative perceptions of Iran and project its true image abroad. The ambassadors will focus on promoting trade agreements, cultural diplomacy, and educational ties while advocating for Iran’s interests globally. Their efforts are crucial for improving Iran’s diplomatic standing and fostering international cooperation.