SuperUser Account / Sunday, January 1, 2017 / Categories: News, General News Non-oil export mounts to $31bn in 9 months According to the report released by Iran Customs Administration (IRICA), the country’s non-oil exports figure in the nine-month span reached 31.593 billion dollars indicating a 9.05 per cent growth as compared with the figure for the same period last year which stood at 28.970 billion dollars. Customs formalities for 91.262 million tons of exported goods and 24.867 million tons of imported items were carried out in the meantime. The import volume for non-oil products also experienced a 4.38 increase by climbing to 31.538 billion dollars. The imports figure indicates a positive commercial balance for the country in the past nine months. The main export commodity was gas condensate worth 5.124 billion dollars which making up for 16.22 per cent of overall non-oil export. LNG landed second with 1.952 billion dollars with a 6.18 share in the total non-oil export. Major imported goods comprised soybean, auto parts, motor vehicles and rice. China marked the largest buyer of Iranian products by purchasing goods worth of 5.697 billion dollars in the past nine months. UAE, Iraq, Turkey and Korea followed China in terms of Iranian imports while China, UAE, South Korea and Turkey are also major importers to Iran. Previous Article Azerbaijan eyes more economic coop. with Iran Next Article Italy largest EU importer of Iranian goods Print 3996 Rate this article: No rating Tags: ChinaGas CondensateIran Customs Administration (ICA)Non-oil Export Leave a comment Name: Please enter a name. Email: Please enter a email address. Please enter a valid email address. Comment: Please enter comment. Add comment