Official: Iranian Brands Have Good Share in U.S. Market
TEHRAN (Dispatches) - Iranian exports to the U.S. reached 77 tons, worth $1.311mn in the first month of this Persian year which compared with the similar period last year reveals a 450 percent increase, a new report by Iran's Customs Administration said.
According to the Director of the Exports Bureau of the Trade Promotion Organization (TPO), Mahmoud Bazari, the organization is now preparing the ground for further exports of Iran's agricultural and food products to the U.S. markets.
He went on to say that most agricultural and food brands in Iran export their products to the U.S., adding the exports have high added-value for the Iranian brands.
Bazari referred to the U.S. move to withdraw unilaterally from the Iran nuclear deal and expressed hope the pullout won’t hamper the Iranian companies' exports to the U.S., a report by Entekhab website said.
He added the exports are carried out through some third countries including Mexico, Canada and certain European states.
Bazari said Iranian companies are seeking to expand their exports to the U.S, adding Iranian ice creams have already opened its way into the U.S. market just recently.
According to the Director of the Exports Bureau of the Trade Promotion Organization (TPO), Mahmoud Bazari, the organization is now preparing the ground for further exports of Iran's agricultural and food products to the U.S. markets.
He went on to say that most agricultural and food brands in Iran export their products to the U.S., adding the exports have high added-value for the Iranian brands.
Bazari referred to the U.S. move to withdraw unilaterally from the Iran nuclear deal and expressed hope the pullout won’t hamper the Iranian companies' exports to the U.S., a report by Entekhab website said.
He added the exports are carried out through some third countries including Mexico, Canada and certain European states.
Bazari said Iranian companies are seeking to expand their exports to the U.S, adding Iranian ice creams have already opened its way into the U.S. market just recently.