Iran’s non-oil trade

Iran’s production of farmed shrimp is expected to increase by up to 20% in the three-month harvesting season that will end in late November.

Iran has maintained its non-oil export figures at record levels that were seen last year despite facing a brief war of aggression by the Israeli regime in June and energy supply issues affecting the country's industrial output over the summer.

Iran has reported a major surge in its exports of dairy products in the first quarter of the calendar year that started in late March.

Iran is expecting a bumper pistachio crop this year as the country hopes to earn more foreign currency revenues from its top agricultural export product.

Iran’s Ministry of Roads and Urban Development has set an ambitious target of 40 million tons of annual transit by the end of the Seventh Development Plan, according to senior officials.

The head of Industry, Mine and Trade Organization of Mazandaran province has said this province exported $368 million worth of non-oil goods in 2024, showing a 24% growth compared to a year earlier.

Iran’s non-oil trade reached $34.175 billion in the first four months of 2025, with exports rising slightly in volume but declining in value, while imports saw reductions in both volume and value.