Iranian nuts, dried fruits exports fetch over $2 billion in fiscal 2020-21

게시됨 2021년 4월 25일

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In the fiscal 2020-21, Iran saw a significant growth in its nuts and dried fruits exports, with a 54% increase in weight and a 42% increase in value compared to the previous year, totaling 776,000 tons worth $2.03 billion. China, the UAE, India, Iraq, Pakistan, Germany, Russia, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, and Afghanistan were the main importers. Pistachios, the country's most valuable export, saw an 88% and 43% growth, while date exports also surged, driven by demand in Muslim countries and Ramadan. Iran is the world's largest date exporter. Additionally, raisin exports experienced a 48% and 45% growth. The country's grape production, mainly from the Hamedan Province, is renowned for its quality and yield, with Malayer County's Jowzan Valley being recognized as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System by the FAO.

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EghtesadOnline: Exports of nuts and dried fruits stood at 776,000 tons worth $2.03 billion in the fiscal 2020-21, registering a 54% and 42% growth in weight and value respectively compared with the corresponding period of the previous year, according to an official of Trade Promotion Organization. China, the UAE, India, Iraq, Pakistan, Germany, Russia, Kazakhstan, Vietnam and Afghanistan were among Iran's biggest nuts and dried fruit exports destinations.In the fiscal 2020-21, Iran's total trade stood at 145.7 million tons worth $73 billion, of which exports stood at 112 million tons worth $34.256 billion and imports hit 34.4 million tons worth $38.4 billion, IRNA reported. Mahmoud Bazari, the TPO official, said pistachio accounted for 67% of total exports (in terms of value) with 204,000 tons worth $1.37 billion, registering an 88% and 43% growth in weight and value respectively compared with the previous year (fiscal 2019-20).Iran’s annual domestic demand for ...

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