Mehr Jahangir
this company was registered in Iran in 1998 particularly for food, dairy, and meat business. Considering the geographical situation of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the heart of the Middle East and its demographic structure with more than 80 million people, half of which are young people, supplying food for the country and region are particularly important and MehrJahangir is trying to supply a part of market needs, with highest quality international resources, based on it’s expertise.
Main Products
supplying the high quality food is so important and Mehr Jahangir is trying to provide a part of the market. Iran’s food market has a unique and special condition and Entering this market requires considerable experience and knowledge.
Frozen lamb meat imported from new zealand has high quality. most of livestock in New Zealand is fed grassed,so they have special high quality
Dairy Products Imported from Mehr Jahangir include butter, MPC, WPC, SMP and Lactic casain. Mehr Jahangir is Westland’s company representer in Iran and all these dairy products belong to westland.
USDA: Butter/Butteroil – Oceania in the beginning of January 2022
USDA: Butter/Butteroil - Oceania in the beginning of January 2022 Report 3 - Released on January 6, 2022 The butter price range in Oceania strengthened at the bottom while remaining steady at thetop. Sales into February sustain the highest prices. The forward price curve for latercontract periods is quite flat. [...]
USDA : European Dairy Market Overview in the beginning of January 2022
USDA : European Dairy Market Overview in the beginning of January 2022 Report 1 - Released on January 6, 2022 As 2022 opens, dairy analysts in Western Europe foresee: continuing firm dairy markets;production and transportation challenges resulting from labor shortages; uncertainty relatedto COVID factors; and cost pressures. In short, similar [...]
USDA: Oceania Dairy Market Overview in the beginning of January 2022
USDA: Oceania Dairy Market Overview in the beginning of January 2022 Report 1 - Released on January 6, 2022 AUSTRALIA: A wet spring in Australia has helped with feed growth. More recent heavy rain hascomplicated harvesting feed. Higher costs for fertilizer cause some concern forprofitability. Farm labor shortages persist. Cow [...]
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