YTD Inventory / Shipment Report
In Tons
1st Marketing MonthCrop: 20261. According to Iran Pistachio Association's post‐harvest estimate, 2026 crop has yielded 120,000 MT of dried in‐shell pistachios. With an estimated carry‐over of 70,000 tons from the 2025 crop, Iran’s estimated gross inventory at the beginning of the current marketing year stands at 190,000 tons.

2. Following the announcement of U.S. opening prices, the market in Iran picked up sharply. Depreciation of the Iranian Rial, coupled with tighter supplies, continued to push prices higher and intensified buying interest among traders and exporters. During the first marketing month (September 23–October 22), pistachio market was particularly active and trade was taking place as buyers eagerly sought to secure their need. Monthly exports accounted for 7% of the estimated gross inventory, on par with the average figure of the past four crops (2022-2025).

3. In contrast to the strong start to the season, pistachio market in Iran has now become somehow quiet. Major disruptions to shipping routes, longer payment periods, and concerns over cargo security have significantly slowed trading activity, prompting traders to become more hesitant and cautious.

4. However, this slowdown in domestic trade does not reflect the strong global pistachio demand. Amid tighter supplies from California, worldwide demand for Iranian pistachios is strong as they remain relatively competitive. Kernel market could play a substantial role in supporting consumption levels considering higher prices.
Carry in from prevoius year70,000
Total Production120,000
Gross Inventory190,000
Domestic Consumption (1,000)
Export Shipments (11,000)
Adjustment/losses, Export (2,000)
Total Consumption (14,000)
Remaining Inventory176,000
Note : addjustment / losses related to shelling and peeling process of kernels and green kernels.

 

Current Crop Year 

Monthly Report.pdf
Annual Report.pdf