Iran aims for the development of chocolate exports

Published 2021년 5월 4일

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Iran's exports have seen a significant increase of over 80% compared to the same period last year, despite the ongoing pandemic. In 2020, Iran's trade statistics initially declined due to the pandemic-induced halt in border and customs activities but recovered towards the end of the year. The Trade Development Organization of Iran aims to further boost the country's exports by six billion dollars this year, reaching $ 41 billion by the end of March. The organization also anticipates a growth in the export of Iranian sweets and chocolates, with expectations to earn $ 544 million from these products. The major markets for these products include Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, the United Arab Emirates, and some Central Asian countries, as well as the European Union.

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According to ISNA, the latest statistics on Iran's trade this year show that Iran's exports have increased by more than 80% compared to the same period last year, which indicates the resumption of trade despite the continued spread of the crown. In April of last year, many countries around the world, due to lack of knowledge about the nature of the virus, decided to stop many of their border and customs activities, which led to a serious decline in trade. Despite the decrease in statistics in the first months, in the second half of the year, Iran, like many other countries, was able to compensate for part of its trade and approached the statistics of previous years, so that the estimates of the Trade Development Organization show that Iran in 1399, approximately It has exports $ 35 billion. Although this number is lower than pre-corona performance, it indicates the best conditions compared to the initial predictions from the beginning of the outbreak of this virus. Although ...

Source: Isna