According to the director of the flour mill in Lorestan province, exporting activity has a potential to compensate for the vacant capacity of the province’s factories. Earlier, export wheat was provided through the stock exchange, which provided a boost to flour exports in the country, but, unfortunately, at present the currency situation has stopped flour export practically.

If the government again exports wheat on the stock exchange or imports foreign wheat to support our wheat export, it will greatly benefit the flour industry as well as the economy of the country.

Seyyed Mohsen Sahebazamani, in an interview with Golestan News, referred to the concerns of the Lorestan Provincial Flood Managers, saying that the lack of co-ordinated decision making between industries, mining and commerce and agricultural organizations, which can be illustrated by the price of bran in recent years, is one of the main concerns of the country’s flour producers.

He added that Lorestan province has 13 flour mills and our request from the authorities is to allow us to supply flour to the neighboring provinces to compensate for the vacancy of the factories. .