More than 200,000 tons of goods valued at $21.7 million were exported via the western Hamedan Province in the first two month of the current Iranian year (started March 21), Mehr News Agency quoted director general of Hamedan’s customs office, Jamal Khoshouei, as saying on Tuesday. According to the official, the majority of exported commodities included cement, aluminum cables and wires, polyethylene pipes, ceramics, tiles, non-stick dishes, clay dishes, glass jars and bottles, potatoes, raisins, tomato paste and pickles. Iraq, Ukraine, the UAE, Italy, China, Turkey, England, Germany, Poland, Malaysia, Qatar and Russia were the main export destinations.
