AGRICULTURE
- Milling Wheat
- Feed Corn
- Feed Barley
- Oilseeds
WOOD INDUSTRY
- MDF – Medium Density Fiberboard
- HDF – High-Density Fiberboard
- HMR – High Moisture Resistance board
- MELAMINE
MEAT & POULTRY
- Beef – CIS Courtiers
- Beef -European countries
- Turkey – Asia and Cis Courtiers
- Poultry – Asia and European countries
Main Business
Marjan Bazargan Ostovar Company originates and merchandizes wheat, corn, sorghum, barley, rye, and oats, working extensively with countries in the European Union, CIS, and Asia to helping match demand with supply in Iran.
Today we are one of Iran’s largest merchandizers of wheat, barley, and corn. Our import and distribution network include key consumption regions such as Mazandaran, Gilan and Azarbaijan providences.
Our network of processing, storage and distribution assets across Iran is highly developed and increases our control of product flow from farm to end user. Our excellent geographical coverage, strong fundamental understanding of the grains market, risk management practices and market insights all help to maintain our leadership position.
Our strengths in Grains
About Grains
Grains are grasses cultivated for their energy-rich fruit seeds. They can be stored year-round and constitute the basis of many countries’ traditional diets. An indispensable source of food in many developing nations, they also play an important role in the diet of developed nations. Cereal grains are the most cultivated crops worldwide. As whole grains, they are a rich source of vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, fats, oils, and protein.
North America, the European Union, Russia, Argentina, and Australia are the primary origins for wheat exports. The US, Brazil, Argentina and Ukraine are the primary origins for corn exports. The Middle East, Africa, and Asia are the largest importers of wheat and corn.
Iran’s import of agricultural products has grown faster than its export, resulting in a negative and growing trade balance. In 2012, import reached more than 20 million tons, while export remained below 5 million tons. As a consequence of the sanctions, the majority of Iran’s trade has shifted from Europe to Asia
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Grains highlights
Global corn production
Global corn production is projected to expand, with record crops for Argentina, Canada, Brazil, Egypt, India, and Indonesia; and near-record crops for the European Union and Ukraine
Global barley production
Global barley production is projected to rise to its largest level since 2008/09 driven by Canada, the European Union, Russia, and Ukraine.
Iran's corn
Iran corn is expected to rise 1.0 million tons to 10.5 million on growing feed demand. The country has been a key market for Brazil, Russia, and Ukraine.
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