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Major problems of Iran's export pistachio production
According to farmers and producers, this product, regardless of its high foreign exchange earnings for the country, faces many problems, which we will mention below. Among the problems and challenges facing Iran's export pistachio production, we can mention natural damages and climate changes such as frost and heat damage, drought and water quality reduction, excessive salinity of soil and water in the region. Reduction of productivity and low performance of harvesting per hectare and problems of currency return are other problems that this part of Iran's export capacity is facing.

Among other problems that must be specially thought of, a solution is the high cost of producers and farmers. As a concrete example, the expenses incurred for the preparation of fertilizers, poisons, labor costs, fuel, etc.Dried Fruits and Nuts Supplier are very high for the farmer; But it seems that if productivity is respected and pistachio production increases, in high production figures, the costs will be reduced and in general, we can expect more profitability from this part of export.

Pistachio production for export in Iran - spdpost
In the not so distant past, only Iran was known as the leader in the production and export of pistachios. But today, like many other export goods, we see a global competition in pistachio production and export. By examining Iran's main foreign trade partners, we realize that, in addition to Iran, among the most important countries in the world that are active in the field of pistachio production and export, we can mention the countries of Iran, America, Turkey, Germany and Afghanistan. In terms of import, Germany, Italy, India, France, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are each the largest importers or consumers of pistachio nuts. Needless to say, in recent years, with the entry of the United States into the market of this product, a serious competition has been created between Iran and the United States. According to current statistics, Turkey is the third exporter of pistachios in the world. One of Iran's advantages in exporting pistachios is its geographical location. Our country, due to its special position in the field of international transportation and being located at an economic and tourism crossroads, can easily take advantage of the potential of the East Asian market, especially the Chinese market.

It is worth noting that in terms of quality, pistachios exported from Iran and other countries are very different. What many major European distributors confirm is that because the seeds and seedlings of the first pistachios planted in America were taken from Iran, Iranian and American pistachios are of the same race, but Iranian pistachios have a better taste. California pistachios are actually obtained from a female plant (Kerman) and a male plant (Peters), and in recent years, its production has increased greatly. Of course, during these years, the variety of cultivars cultivated in America has not changed much, which can be an opportunity to produce Iranian pistachios for export.

Major problems of Iran's export pistachio production
According to farmers and producers, this product, regardless of its high foreign exchange earnings for the country, faces many problems, which we will mention below. Among the problems and challenges facing Iran's export pistachio production, we can mention natural damages and climate changes such as frost and heat damage, drought and water quality reduction, excessive salinity of soil and water in the region. Reduction of productivity and low performance of harvesting per hectare and problems of currency return are other problems that this part of Iran's export capacity is facing.

Among other problems that must be specially thought of, a solution is the high cost of producers and farmers. As a concrete example, the expenses incurred for the preparation of fertilizers, poisons, labor costs, fuel, etc.Dried Fruits and Nuts Supplier are very high for the farmer; But it seems that if productivity is respected and pistachio production increases, in high production figures, the costs will be reduced and in general, we can expect more profitability from this part of export.

Pistachio production for export in Iran - spdpost
In the not so distant past, only Iran was known as the leader in the production and export of pistachios. But today, like many other export goods, we see a global competition in pistachio production and export. By examining Iran's main foreign trade partners, we realize that, in addition to Iran, among the most important countries in the world that are active in the field of pistachio production and export, we can mention the countries of Iran, America, Turkey, Germany and Afghanistan. In terms of import, Germany, Italy, India, France, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are each the largest importers or consumers of pistachio nuts. Needless to say, in recent years, with the entry of the United States into the market of this product, a serious competition has been created between Iran and the United States. According to current statistics, Turkey is the third exporter of pistachios in the world. One of Iran's advantages in exporting pistachios is its geographical location. Our country, due to its special position in the field of international transportation and being located at an economic and tourism crossroads, can easily take advantage of the potential of the East Asian market, especially the Chinese market.

It is worth noting that in terms of quality, pistachios exported from Iran and other countries are very different. What many major European distributors confirm is that because the seeds and seedlings of the first pistachios planted in America were taken from Iran, Iranian and American pistachios are of the same race, but Iranian pistachios have a better taste. California pistachios are actually obtained from a female plant (Kerman) and a male plant (Peters), and in recent years, its production has increased greatly. Of course, during these years, the variety of cultivars cultivated in America has not changed much, which can be an opportunity to produce Iranian pistachios for export.