Iran: Pistachio exports to Europe top €64 million in 4 months

Published 2022년 7월 12일

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Between January and April of this year, Iran's pistachio exports to the European Union experienced a 15% decrease, totaling €64.228 million, according to Eurostat. Despite a 43% drop in shelled pistachios, there was a 36% increase in pistachio kernels exports during the same period. The top importers included Germany, Spain, and Italy. Overall, Ireland's pistachio exports to Europe remained stable at €192 million in 2021, and in the previous year, Iran exported 135,322 tons of pistachio worth over $914 million to 75 countries. China was the largest importer of Iranian pistachios, with imports valued at $199 million.
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TEHRAN – Iran exported €64.228 million worth of pistachios to Europe during the current year’s January-April period, according to the data released by the European Union's statistics agency (Eurostat).Based on the Eurostat data, Iran's pistachio exports to the European Union decreased 15 percent in the mentioned four months compared to the same period last year, IRNA reported.In the first four months of 2021, Iran had exported €75.597 million worth of pistachios to the union.During the said four months, shelled pistachio exports to Europe dropped 43 percent compared to the same period last year and reached €27.456 million. The Islamic Republic had exported €48.506 million worth of shelled pistachios to Europe in the first four months of 2021.The exports of pistachio kernels, however, experienced a significant growth of 36 percent in the period under review compared to the same four months in the previous year. During this period €36.772 million worth of pistachio kernels were ...
Source: Tehrantimes

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