Potatoes in Tehran shops now cost up to twice the wholesale price, while quality problems add to buyers' anger. The retailers' union has started market-regulation sales at about 69,000 toman per kilogram.
Iran is our most engaged readership. We are now publishing potato industry reporting in Farsi on Telegram — diseases, varieties, nutrition and markets.
Since the 1970s, the potato—poetically named “sibzamini” (earth apple) in Persian—has become a staple in Iranian cuisine, steadily gaining ground alongside traditional rice and…
Iran has temporarily suspended potato exports in several provinces and major cities in response to a sharp increase in domestic prices. The decision, announced…