Herat Produces Up to 2.5 Million Eggs Daily
The spokesperson for the Herat governor stated that up to 2.5 million eggs are produced daily in the province and supplied to the market.
Mufti Mohammad Yusuf Saidi, spokesperson for the Herat governor, told Bakhtar News Agency that production levels will increase further with the activation of several egg production companies in the near future.
One egg production company in Herat currently produces about 50,000 fresh eggs daily and supplies them to the market.
Mahmoud Shah Mohib, head of the Aasa Egg Production Company, said the company was established with an investment of nearly $1 million and its products are sent to eight other provinces.
Mohib added that if imports of smuggled and low-quality eggs are prevented, domestic producers could fully meet market needs and create more employment opportunities for citizens.
More in Economy
Islamic Emirate Ministry of Economy Calls UNICEF Report on 21.9 Million Needing Aid Exaggerated
Kunduz's Emirati Spinzar Company Produces 120,000 Soaps in 24 Hours
Afghanistan's Trade with Central Asia Increases Significantly in 2025, Ministry Data Shows
Afghan economic panel approves fixed tax plan for import trading companies at customs
ReliableIslamic Emirate Ministry of Economy Calls UNICEF Report on 21.9 Million Needing Aid Exaggerated
Afghanistan's Ministry of Economy labeled UNICEF's projection of 21.9 million people needing humanitarian aid in 2026 as exaggerated, emphasizing Islamic Emirate efforts to combat poverty via job projects. UNICEF highlighted rising food insecurity and malnutrition, treating over 46,000 malnourished children in January 2026 alone.
ReliableKunduz's Emirati Spinzar Company Produces 120,000 Soaps in 24 Hours
Kunduz's Emirati Spinzar Company has increased soap production to 120,000 units per 24 hours after installing new equipment and repairing machinery. Officials attribute the revival to the Islamic Emirate's security measures.
ReliableAfghanistan's Trade with Central Asia Increases Significantly in 2025, Ministry Data Shows
Afghanistan's trade with Central Asian countries grew substantially in 2025, with imports up 43% and exports up 77%, according to Ministry of Industry and Commerce data. Officials highlight potential for trade balance and ongoing regional projects.
ReliableAfghan economic panel approves fixed tax plan for import trading companies at customs
Afghanistan's Economic Commission technical panel approved a fixed tax scheme for import firms at customs and discussed land stabilization, unfinished projects, and aluminum exports.