Tridge summary
In the first quarter of 2021, Iran's agricultural exports, including pistachios, watermelons, tomatoes, apples, oranges, traditional milk powder, melons, and cocoa-free sweets, saw a 17.3% increase in weight but a 1.1% decrease in value, amounting to 2.4 million tons worth $ 1.22 billion. Watermelon exports led the list with $ 111.9 million, primarily to Iraq, the UAE, and Russia. Pistachios were the second largest export with $ 103 million, with India as the top buyer. Iraq was the leading recipient of Iran's overall agricultural exports.
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The latest report on the export of agricultural products was announced to ISNA by Arvanghi, Technical Deputy of Iran's Customs. Exports fell 1.1 percent According to the report, in the first quarter of this year, 2.4 million tons of agricultural products worth $ 1.22 billion were exported, while in the same period last year, about two million tons worth $ 1.23 billion were exported. Which shows a 17.3% increase in weight and a 1.1% decrease in value. Exports of agricultural products are mainly pistachios, watermelons, tomatoes, apples, oranges, traditional milk powder, melons and cocoa-free sweets. Watermelon stood on top Watermelon exports topped the list with $ 111.9 million, including $ 67.8 million to Iraq, $ 30 million to the UAE and $ 14.1 million to Russia. India was the first customer of Iranian pistachios The situation of pistachio exports shows that in the first quarter of this year, Iran's second largest agricultural product with about $ 103 million was the total of ...
Source: Isna
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