Kurdistan gardeners' apples entered the market regulation cycle
Sanandaj- The director of Kurdistan Rural Cooperative announced the purchase of apples produced by the province's orchards with the aim of providing part of the market's needs, supporting gardeners and reducing distribution costs.
Sanandaj- The director of Kurdistan Rural Cooperative announced the purchase of apples produced by the province's orchards with the aim of providing part of the market's needs, supporting gardeners and reducing distribution costs.
In a conversation with Mehr reporter, Mojtabi Saeedi announced the entry of the Union of Rural Cooperatives into the process of purchasing apples by agreement and said: In this plan, a part of the province's consumption market needs will be provided through the high-quality products of Kurdistan gardeners.
Referring to the horticultural capacities of the province, he said: the use of domestic products when the market needs to be regulated, in addition to helping to manage the supply of agricultural products, provides support for local producers and meeting the needs of consumers.
Strengthening the supply chain of agricultural products
Emphasizing the role of this plan in creating market balance, the director of Kurdistan Rural Cooperative added: The Union of Rural Cooperatives is trying to allocate a larger share of the supply and distribution chain of products to production within the province with the agreed purchase of apples.
Saidi continued: Supplying products from the gardens of Kurdistan can reduce transportation costs, optimize the distribution process, and provide the basis for capital circulation in the agricultural sector and fairer benefit of gardeners from the benefits of production.
In the end, he announced the readiness of the rural cooperative network of the province to cooperate with the relevant institutions in the timely implementation of agreed purchase plans and the supply of garden products with the aim of regulating the market.