You can find a pistachio producer and wholesalers in every area of the world. “They often compete through price wars. For example, one pistachio may be purchased for two or three different prices in Iran.
Regarding the export and import of pistachio products to international markets, there are three main types of pistachio suppliers. “Some countries export their pistachios.
It is known as the Pistachio Production Line (PS) supplier. Some countries also import pistachios from abroad to re-export them.
This category includes non-manufactured pistachio vendors (NPS). The third group of pistachio operators is tasked with facilitating the distribution of pistachios to a country.
They are known as Importer Pistachio (IPS). In this paper, the past, present and future of pistachio production and export from this province were investigated.
The comparison is made on the application. The blog discusses pistachio suppliers, both NPS and IPS (imported pistachio suppliers), more often elsewhere.
Where can I get pistachios with PPS?
A few countries provide the world’s most pistachio. Around 86% of the world’s pistachios are manufactured in the United States, Iran and Turkey, while the other 14% are produced in Syria, Italy, Spain, Greece, Tunisia, Afghanistan, China and Australia.
Online segments explain the export volume and target markets for each country. The United States is one of the main suppliers of pistachio, accounting for about 46% of the world’s supply.
In 2020, more than 225,000 tons of pistachio were exported. With the victory of the United States, Iran will remain short-lived. Because of Iran’s high production in recent years, the U.S. has monopolized the global pistachio industry.
While Table 2 shows increased production and government assistance in marketing helped it grow, U.S. pistachio exports have made little progress. The main destination of American pistachios is the European and Chinese market (including Hong Kong).
The three main destinations for U.S. pistachios are Germany (30%), Belgium (27%) and the Netherlands (14%). The export of pistachio to Germany has increased from 9,500 tons in 2014 to the current level of 19,500 tons (8,600 tons).
Iran’s share in the global pistachio market has decreased to 26% due to a number of factors including severe water shortage and poor management after harvest.
As a result of US sanctions, Iran’s export of pistachio has been affected, although not as much as internal factors.
Iran is one of the stable pistachio suppliers to its consumer countries, despite its decrease and decrease in product performance. To keep customers happy, about 75 percent of the country’s annual output is exported.
In 2020, Iran exported 185,000 tons of pistachios, mostly in the crust, to international markets. This is up 30 percent from 2019. (140,000 tons).
In 2021/22, about 135,000 tons will be sold to foreign markets. Iran’s share of the market remains very high in this country.
Iran is believed to have a 70% share of the world’s pistachio production. Table 3 provides a complete description of the percentage of exports and key markets for Iranian pistachio products in 2020.
77% of Iran’s pistachio exports include open shell beads, 12% are closed in shell, 10% in natural core, 1% in green pistachio brain.
Although Turkey is growing pistachio, it is not the largest exporter. Only 1% of the world’s exports originate from Iran, much less than from Iran and the United States.
Europe accounts for about fifty percent of Turkey’s pistachio exports. Turkey continues to export pistachios to many countries including China, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon and the United States.
Italy (67%) and Germany (18%) are the largest consumer market in Europe. Spain is followed by 2% and Italy is 1%.
Turkey is the second-largest pistachio consumer in the world after the United States. Most pistachio vendors in Turkey serve regional food stores and restaurants. The bulk of the country’s pistachio harvest is used for the production of Turkish beans.
So far there have never been so many pistachios for export. In 2020, Turkey exported 20,000 tons of pistachios to international markets. This year’s harvest is only 89,000 tons, a tiny drop.
Without importing pistachios, the local market will not survive until 2022. Syria produces around 3% of the world’s pistachio production.
The company expects that Syria will produce around 22,000 tons in 2021-2021. Most of the roasted pistachio is cultivated and collected in Syria in the northwestern region of Merck.
The city is responsible for 60% of the country’s production. Syria is known as a rebuilding pistachio supplier despite ongoing civil unrest.
In 2020, Syria sold 556 tons of pistachios to European and Arab countries; This number, however, is not recorded in any official document. Before 2014, pistachios were exported to Europe, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey.
Italy with the largest pistachio production in Europe. Around 3,000 tons of pistachios are harvested annually in the country, 90% of which come from the Bronte area of Catania province.
In 2021/22 the country is expected to produce 1,000 tons of wheat. To meet domestic demand, Italy imports another 6,000-8,000 tons of pistachios every year.
The country has lost 1,200 tons of pistachios. Around 7,200 tons of pistachios are produced annually in Greece. Most pistachios are cultivated in the district of Attica, which also contains Athena.
Europe and the rest of the world received about 1,056 metric tons of pistachio and shelled. Italy (368 tons), Spain (102 tons), Cyprus (96 tons), Bulgaria (68) and Lithuania (10 tons) were the most important pistachio markets of Greece (80 tons).
