The global dried fruit market is facing threats due to advancements in technology for fresh fruit production and growing popularity of indoor farming. However, dried fruits still hold cultural and culinary importance in many countries, such as Tajikistan where dried apricots are considered a form of currency. Turkey remains a top exporter of dried fruits, followed by the United States, Chile, Thailand, and Germany, with other countries like China, Iran, and Uzbekistan also increasing their exports in recent years.