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Consignments bound for Europe can be dispatched via rail or road networks through Russia and Turkey. Air freight services are also available to several European destinations. So, why do most businesses and traders prioritize sea freight? In this article, we answer this question, discuss the advantages of maritime transport to...
While cargo can be transported from China to Iran via land or air, most businesses prefer sea freight, as it allows for shipments of almost any size and type without volume restrictions. Moreover, it is significantly more cost-effective compared to other transportation modes. In this article, we will discuss sea...
How can the shipping terms and agreements between the shipper, consignee, and the carrier be officially recorded in a traceable and enforceable document? Which document serves as both proof of ownership and an acceptable certificate for customs clearance? The Bill of Lading fulfills exactly these functions—a document that captures all...
The mobile phone and consumer electronics sector has long been one of the most tightly regulated markets in Iran. Frequent policy changes by the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade, along with customs‑related restrictions, have often created challenges for importing mobile devices into the country. These complexities have historically led...
Various types of vessels operate within the country’s maritime transport fleet. Each of these ships is engineered with specific technical characteristics and structural designs, making them suitable for transporting particular categories of cargo. In this article, we aim to introduce the different types of cargo vessels in maritime transport to...
Iran’s natural and processed stones, known for their striking patterns, diverse color palettes, and high structural quality, have secured a notable position in international markets. According to the Chairman of the Iran Stone Association, the annual export value of this commodity exceeds USD 200 million. The key question for exporters...
Trading and Importing Stone from Iran
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