which controls almost a third of Iran’s saffron market, and one of those who helped launch the exchange. The crisis in the industry comes as the Islamic republic grapples with runaway inflation ...

By transhipping saffron to other countries in the region, specifically those with lax labeling laws, Iran can tap into European and American markets by disguising its saffron as a product of the ...

“According to the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA), 286 tons of saffron, valued at more than $340 million, were exported from the country to the target markets last year ...

A new agricultural frontier is blooming in South Africa, with saffron offering a highly lucrative opportunity for farmers.

The saffron market is dominated by countries such as Iran, Spain, and India, which are the largest producers of saffron. However, with the increasing demand, other countries such as Afghanistan ...

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A small-scale grower in the western Cape is redefining saffron excellence - and has no plans to take his talents abroad.

Livestock farmer Joe Kroon turned to saffron in desperation when drought threatened his livelihood and, as this season's ...

Today, Iran is the largest producer of saffron in ... country traveled to Burlington to learn how to grow, process and market saffron. Melinda Price, a founder of Peace and Plenty Farm in ...