Stationery market more dull than before in Tabriz – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
Mehr news agency، Provinces Group – Anahita RahimiThese days, the footsteps of the recession in the stationery market are heard more than ever, and with the outbreak of the coronavirus and the closure of schools, there is no more news of student buzz in the days leading up to the reopening of schools.
Now, with the outbreak of the Corona virus, the smell of October can no longer be smelled and an unprecedented recession has hit the stationery market; Students complain of uncertainty about reopening schools, and vendors complain of unprecedented recession and loss.
100% reduction in stationery sales
Chairman of Tabriz Stationery Sellers Union in an interview with a reporter stamp He said: “Currently, the sale of stationery has decreased by 100% because the reopening of schools is not certain and that is why we do not have sales.”
Samad Aminpour continued: The stationery market depends on the reopening of schools and universities, and therefore, with the current situation, students also buy Stationery They have no desire.
He added: “The import of stationery depends on its sale and in general the situation in this market, as it is expected On the other hand, the distribution of textbooks in schools also reduces the sales market Stationery Has stirred.
Referring to the increase in the price of stationery, Aminpour said: “Currently, the stationery market in the whole country is in recession and the resurgence of this market will depend on the reopening of schools and universities.”
An excuse called replacing waste paper with stationery
The head of the Tabriz Stationery Sellers’ Union continued: “Stationery sellers located in the alley, Tarbiat, as well as the tents in the municipal squares, have caused a further stagnation in the stationery market, and despite the fact that they sell at a higher price, unfortunately most buyers.” Stationery to buy They go there.
One of the stationery sellers in Tasuj in an interview with a reporter stamp “Despite the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on the stationery market, textbooks have been distributed from bookstores over the past two years and handed over to schools by the Department of Education,” he said.
Despite the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on the stationery market, textbook distribution has been collected from bookstores over the past two years and handed over to schools by the Department of Education.
Alireza Khoshniat continued: “Distributing textbooks in stationery shops was an opportunity and for shopkeepers, it brought about 9% profit, but now it has been assigned to schools, and therefore school principals have also stopped distributing textbooks due to their busy schedule.” Many are complaining.
He added: “The sale of stationery has stagnated due to the outbreak of the Corona virus and the closure of schools, and now the situation of reopening schools is not very clear, and therefore students are still undecided about buying stationery.”
“Despite the increase in the price of stationery, the stationery class is one of the jobs that has always been closed due to the outbreak of the coronavirus and the red situation, which in turn has hurt stationery sellers and bookstores,” he said. Followed.
Khoshniat added: “This year, the prices of textbooks, textbooks and even stationery have increased, and on the other hand, the quality of stationery has also decreased.”
He complained about the supply of Chinese stationery in the stationery market, saying that the supply of Chinese stationery to the market with a deceptive appearance leads most students to buy them, and despite the fact that Dara and Sara designed stationery over the years, Due to rising prices, students could not afford to buy, but now Chinese stationery at a reasonable price is emerging in the market.
Sales of non-standard stationery
Khoshniat continued: In the weekly markets, non-standard stationery is sold and unfortunately, people buy low-quality stationery regardless of the quality.
In the weekly markets, non-standard stationery is sold, and unfortunately, people buy low-quality stationery regardless of quality.
In the end, he added: “Weekly markets are a serious damage to the stationery market, which sells substandard stationery in the city without a license, and the relevant authorities should increase their supervision in dealing with this issue.”
One of the parents of a seventh grade student in an interview with a reporter stamp He said that the increase in the price of stationery, the spread of the corona virus and the uncertainty in the reopening of schools, caused Is up to all students from shopping Stationery Give up altogether or use the remaining offices of previous years.
Zarei continued: “The outbreak of the coronavirus has confused students and even families, and so far the task of reopening schools has not been precisely determined, and if it is planned, students will be able to Attendance Get ready for school I will never allow my daughter to attend school because the corona virus still threatens us.
He added: “Last year, we prepared a number of offices, bags and even school uniforms, but my daughter wore them only a few times and now it is unused; Last year, we had to buy ion forms just because students were in school for a few days, which was not logical, and this year we will not repeat this mistake.
Buy Tablets and cell phones instead of stationery
Zarei concluded: “Since the outbreak of the Corona virus, schools have also been closed and all parents have been forced to buy tablets or mobile phones, which is why the purchase of stationery has declined.”
Now the outbreak of the Corona virus and rising prices have plunged the stationery market into an incredible downturn; This is a record that most activists in this class complain about, and one of the most important reasons for this recession is the transfer of textbooks from students to schools; They believe that the only way out of this recession and resurgence in the stationery market is to eradicate the corona virus and reopen schools.
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