Several factors contribute to companies' preference for importing dry apricot from Iran:

Price Advantage: 
Iran is a leading producer of apricots, boasting economies of scale and lower labor costs, translating to competitive pricing for dried apricots compared to other countries.

Quality and Taste:
Iranian apricots are renowned for their sweetness, unique flavor profile, and vibrant color. This is attributed to ideal growing conditions, including ample sunshine and fertile soil, specific to the region.

Food Safety Standards:
Iran has implemented stricter food safety regulations in recent years, assuring companies of the quality and safety of their imported dried apricots.

Logistics and Transport:
Iran's geographical proximity to major importing countries like Russia and Turkey facilitates smoother logistics and reduces transportation costs.

Trade Relations:
Favorable trade relations between Iran and the importing country can influence import decisions, offering lower tariffs or simplified trade procedures.

Unique Varieties:
Iran cultivates distinct apricot varieties unavailable elsewhere, like the Candied Apricot and Naderi Apricot, appealing to companies seeking unique offerings for their customers.

Sustainable Practices:
Some Iranian producers prioritize sustainable farming practices, attracting companies with environmental and ethical considerations.

Industry Expertise:
Iran boasts a long history of apricot cultivation and processing, leading to established expertise and industry know-how, ensuring consistent quality and efficient production.

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