Which Iranian goods have the most customers

Syria has also imported urea, aluminum and handicrafts from Iran. China has also imported polyethylene, methanol, pistachio and iron ingots from Iran.

In its latest report, the Tehran Chamber of Commerce reviewed the country’s non-oil exports in the early months of this year and provided details of exported goods to neighboring countries.

Iran exported more than $13 billion worth of goods to 20 neighboring and neighboring countries in the eight months of this year, a 14 percent decrease from the same period a year ago, according to good news quoted by ISNA.

Meanwhile, the largest decrease in exports in trade with Saudi Arabia, Georgia and Lebanon has been recorded and the largest increase was related to Russia, Azerbaijan and Tajikistan.

In reviewing the details of exported goods to these countries, it seems that the Iranian market has reached an acceptable variety, but still high value added goods are not seen in this list. Meanwhile, details of Iran’s export statistics to Iraq as the country’s main export destination have not yet been published.

Among iran’s main export destinations, the United Arab Emirates is a customer of agricultural products. Watermelon is iran’s main export commodity to the UAE, followed by iron or steel, tomatoes and pistachio products.

Afghanistan, as another major customer of Iran, has listed iron and steel bars at the top of its shopping list, followed by sweets, tomato paste, potatoes, tomatoes and non-velvet flooring.

In Lebanon, shells, pistachios, active yeasts and potato flour have been the main export goods. Iran has exported apples, peaches, pistachios, cherries, kiwis and grapes and raisins to Russia. Oman imported iron, urea, semi-finished iron and watermelon products from Iran. Tomatoes and watermelons are also at the top of the list on the list of goods exported to Qatar.