Export of 333 Tons of Eggs from Dayer Port to Qatar

Bushehr – Head of the Dayer County Veterinary Office reported the export of 333 tons of eggs from Dayer Port to Qatar.

In a conversation with Mehr reporter, Esnaeel Mahmoudi announced the export of 333 tons of edible eggs through Deir Customs to Qatar since the beginning of October this year and said: veterinary health and quarantine inspections play an important role in facilitating exports and ensuring the health of livestock products.

The head of veterinary department of Deir city added: Since the beginning of October this year, 333 tons of edible eggs have been exported to Qatar through Deir customs.

He added: In order to ensure the health of export shipments and compliance with veterinary rules and regulations, the experts of this department, by being present at the loading site, examine and control the shipments in terms of the health status of the product, transportation conditions, health documents and quarantine requirements.

Emphasizing the importance of specialized veterinary supervision in the export process, Mahmoudi stated: Continuous control of shipments before shipment, in addition to protecting the health of livestock products, provides the basis for compliance with the expected health standards of the destination country and maintaining the trust of the target markets.

Head of Veterinary Department of Deir city, referring to the port and commercial capacities of this city, said: Deir port's strategic location and its convenient access to regional trade routes have made this city one of the important sources for the export of edible eggs to Qatar.

He continued: The development of the export of livestock products through Dir customs, in addition to strengthening commercial exchanges, can play an effective role in the prosperity of economic activities in the region, increasing the share of Bushehr ports in regional trade and supporting domestic producers.

Mahmoudi pointed out: The continuation of the export of edible eggs from this port shows the appropriate capacity of Deir city in the field of livestock products trade, and the veterinary department is also taking steps towards facilitating the legal export and maintaining the health of livestock products with the continuation of health and quarantine inspections.