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Iran Rejects U.S. Crop Export Offer Over Quality and Past Disputes
Iranian officials dismissed a U.S. crop export pledge, citing concerns over genetically modified products and previous disagreements. The response came after the offer was made public.
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Iranian officials rejected a U.S. pledge to export crops, stating the offer involved genetically modified soybeans along with what they described as broken promises. The statement from Tehran also referenced past disputes and characterized parts of the offer as "trash talks." No further details on the volume, timeline, or specific crops were provided in the announcement.
Background on the Exchange The U.S. pledge had been presented as an agricultural trade initiative. Iranian officials responded by listing quality and reliability concerns. No additional statements from either side have been issued since the rejection.
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