Nuts and Snacks are among the products that have a significant export value in the world markets. In international trade, some types of Nuts and snacks can be more important and attractive for various reasons. But this issue may depend on various factors such as supply and demand, culture and taste of consumers in the target markets, restrictions of laws and regulations, and the strength of competition in the nuts and snacks industry. The nuts and snacks industry has grown significantly in recent years, and the export value of these products has also increased continuously. Countries like Iran, America, Turkey, Vietnam, Spain and India are among the main exporters of nuts and snacks to world markets.

Nuts and snacks must comply with local and international laws and regulations. This includes hygiene standards, packaging, labeling and licensing. For successful international trade, the ability to continuously supply and the ability to produce larger products is essential. The supply of raw materials, production capacity and sufficient resources to supply foreign orders are among the important factors.

Almonds are known as a quality and nutritionally useful product and are in high demand in global markets. Iranian pistachio is famous in international trade for its high quality and good taste, and it is known as one of the most popular nuts in the world. Walnut is also considered as a product with high nutritional value and health properties and is popular in international markets. Cashew is also in high demand in international trade due to its good taste, unique texture and various uses in cooking and producing sweets and snacks. Nuts and snacks can include a variety of different  foods .

1. All kinds of cheeses, crackers, biscuits and wafers.
2. Nuts such as almonds, peanuts, pistachios, walnuts, hazelnuts and cashews.
3. All kinds of chips such as potato chips, banana chips and lisp such as onion lisp and garlic lisp.
4. Various types of biscuits and cookies, including chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, etc.
5. Dried fruits include apricots, cherries, dates, dried grapes, etc.
6. All kinds of puffs such as potato puffs, fish puffs, corn puffs, etc.
7. Pickles such as lemon juice, Abghoreh, lemon juice and so on.

The importance and attractiveness of nuts and snacks in international trade may vary in different markets and may change depending on local factors and consumer preferences. Global demand for nuts and snacks is increasing. Factors such as global population growth, changes in eating habits and increasing people's awareness of the health benefits of consuming nuts and snacks have contributed to the increase in demand in global markets. The nuts and snacks industry includes a wide variety of products. From various nuts such as almonds, pistachios, walnuts, cashews, etc. to snacks such as chips, biscuits, chocolates and dry fruits, many different product groups are involved in the export of nuts and snacks.

Export markets of nuts and snacks include different countries. European, North American, Middle East, Asian and African markets are important markets for the export of nuts and snacks. In recent years, the demand for nut products and organic snacks has also grown in the global markets. Consumers are looking for products that are produced without the use of pesticides and in compliance with organic standards.

Nuts and snacks must meet high quality and health and hygiene standards. This can include factors such as freshness, taste, texture and appropriate packaging. Snack Foods should be able to withstand demand and price competition compared to similar products. Reasonable price and the ability to compete with other products in the target markets are important factors. These products must match the demand and taste of consumers in the target markets. It is very important to study the market and understand the needs and preferences of customers in foreign markets.