Export of Iranian Supplement Syrups Worth $200,000 to Russia

The CEO of one of the knowledge-based companies announced the export of a shipment of Iranian supplement syrups worth $200,000 to Russia.

According to the Mehr News Agency, Dr. Sara Spehr, the CEO of this knowledge-based company, while announcing this news, stated: "Simultaneously with the holding of the third Eurasia Trade Exhibition, which took place from the 3rd to the 6th of Esfand at the Tehran International Exhibition Center, the second export shipment of this knowledge-based company, including a range of supplement syrups, was exported to Russia in collaboration with the Medical Equipment Research and Technology Fund."

She continued: "On the fourth day of the Eurasia exhibition, the export shipment of Iranian syrups from this knowledge-based company, worth $200,000, was cleared in Russia."

Emphasizing that with the export of Iranian-made pharmaceutical supplements, children in other countries will also experience the excellent taste and high quality of our products, she noted: "Lycophamily is a range of children's and adult supplement syrups that are currently being exported to Eurasian countries, including Lyco Zinc, Lyco Multi, Lyco Mune, Lyco Royal, and Lyco Up. Alongside their specialized applications, Lycophamily syrups help meet the daily vitamin and mineral needs of the body."

Spehr considered the relentless efforts and hard work of the specialists at this company as crucial in achieving this significant goal and added: "We owe the support in creating an export-friendly environment, as well as the deep thinking on exports, to the approach of the pharmaceutical holding group in this important matter."

She mentioned that earlier, in the month of Mehr of the current year, in line with international and export objectives, the first shipment of children's supplement syrups had been exported to Armenia.