News
News of November
Summary and Special News of Dried Fruit Exporter
Pistachio & Kernels
IRAN: in shell pistachios and kernels are experiencing stable prices.
http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-pistachio.php
TURKEY: Turkish pistachios have a low crop year. The USDA puts this season’s Turkish pistachios crop even lower than what was estimated by the previous recent industry. (Quoted from Agranet, 4 November 2011)
USA: harvests of pistachios continued. Some pistachio orchards were shaken for the second time and nursery stock was planted. (Quoted from Farm Press, 2 November 2011)
PAKISTAN: The prices has become beyond the reach of a common man with the advent of winter season in twin cities. As rain turned the weather in Rawalpindi and Islamabad the demand for dry fruits has increased to a marked extent. Pistachio with and without shell are sold at USD11.36 and 18.17/kg respectively. (Quoted from International News Network, 30 November 2011)
Almond
IRAN: prices for Mambra almond are still reasonable and stable. For companies with a demand for this type, it is an appropriate time for purchase. http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-Almond.php
USA: The almond harvest continued with above normal volumes due to heavy crop set. (Quoted from Farm Press, 2 November 2011)
USA: Almond and pistachio producers filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's decision to reduce irrigation diversions in two major water projects in the state. (Quoted from Capital Press, 3 November 2011)
PAKISTAN: the prices have also gone up. Three varieties of Almonds are sold at USD 4.54, 5.45 and 6.82/kg respectively. (Quoted from International News Network, 30 November 2011)
Raisin
IRAN: for all types of raisin, the quality is very high while the quantity is low. The low quantity is also true for the dark brown raisin with a high demand for this product which has affected the price. http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-Raisin.php
USA: The table grape harvest continued in the San Joaquin Valley while the SJV raisin grape harvest was nearly complete. Wine grape harvests continued. (Quoted from Farm Press, 2 November 2011)
Saffron
IRAN: the prices are considerably low and affordable. For the companies seeking for this product, it is highly suggested to move for the purchase at this time.
http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-saffron.php
CHINA: Iran mainly exports saffron, pistachio and other non-oil products to China. Iran’s non-oil exports to China have swelled 27 folds over the past two decades, increasing from 170 million dollars to 4.6 billion dollars. (Quoted from Farm TehranTimes, 10 November 2011)
Fig
IRAN: the prices are still stable compare to those of the last month.
http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-fig.php
IRAN: Estehban province in Iran has a quality of figs which are unique compare to other parts of the world. (Quoted from Worldfood, 8 November 2011)
Date
IRAN: considering the higher export compare to that of the last year and higher demand the prices of some types of dates specially Zahedi are affected. Kabkab and Shahabi dates are showing a lower increase while the price for mazafati is still stable.
http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-date.php
Iran News
Iran’s non-oil exports up 35.5%, hit $24b:
Iran exported over $24 billion worth of non-oil goods. Iran's non-oil export items mainly include gas condensates, mineral fuels, chemical products, plastics, fruits, nuts, fertilizers and carpets. (Quoted from TehranTimes, 28 November 2011)
Pistachio & Kernels
IRAN: in shell pistachios and kernels are experiencing stable prices.
http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-pistachio.php
TURKEY: Turkish pistachios have a low crop year. The USDA puts this season’s Turkish pistachios crop even lower than what was estimated by the previous recent industry. (Quoted from Agranet, 4 November 2011)
USA: harvests of pistachios continued. Some pistachio orchards were shaken for the second time and nursery stock was planted. (Quoted from Farm Press, 2 November 2011)
PAKISTAN: The prices has become beyond the reach of a common man with the advent of winter season in twin cities. As rain turned the weather in Rawalpindi and Islamabad the demand for dry fruits has increased to a marked extent. Pistachio with and without shell are sold at USD11.36 and 18.17/kg respectively. (Quoted from International News Network, 30 November 2011)
Almond
IRAN: prices for Mambra almond are still reasonable and stable. For companies with a demand for this type, it is an appropriate time for purchase. http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-Almond.php
USA: The almond harvest continued with above normal volumes due to heavy crop set. (Quoted from Farm Press, 2 November 2011)
USA: Almond and pistachio producers filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's decision to reduce irrigation diversions in two major water projects in the state. (Quoted from Capital Press, 3 November 2011)
PAKISTAN: the prices have also gone up. Three varieties of Almonds are sold at USD 4.54, 5.45 and 6.82/kg respectively. (Quoted from International News Network, 30 November 2011)
Raisin
IRAN: for all types of raisin, the quality is very high while the quantity is low. The low quantity is also true for the dark brown raisin with a high demand for this product which has affected the price. http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-Raisin.php
USA: The table grape harvest continued in the San Joaquin Valley while the SJV raisin grape harvest was nearly complete. Wine grape harvests continued. (Quoted from Farm Press, 2 November 2011)
Saffron
IRAN: the prices are considerably low and affordable. For the companies seeking for this product, it is highly suggested to move for the purchase at this time.
http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-saffron.php
CHINA: Iran mainly exports saffron, pistachio and other non-oil products to China. Iran’s non-oil exports to China have swelled 27 folds over the past two decades, increasing from 170 million dollars to 4.6 billion dollars. (Quoted from Farm TehranTimes, 10 November 2011)
Fig
IRAN: the prices are still stable compare to those of the last month.
http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-fig.php
IRAN: Estehban province in Iran has a quality of figs which are unique compare to other parts of the world. (Quoted from Worldfood, 8 November 2011)
Date
IRAN: considering the higher export compare to that of the last year and higher demand the prices of some types of dates specially Zahedi are affected. Kabkab and Shahabi dates are showing a lower increase while the price for mazafati is still stable.
http://www.irandriedfruit.com/iran-date.php
Iran News
Iran’s non-oil exports up 35.5%, hit $24b:
Iran exported over $24 billion worth of non-oil goods. Iran's non-oil export items mainly include gas condensates, mineral fuels, chemical products, plastics, fruits, nuts, fertilizers and carpets. (Quoted from TehranTimes, 28 November 2011)
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