According to world statistics, the value of the market for sweets and chocolates in the Middle East and Central Asia region is estimated around 10 billion dollars, with Iranian markets share of this market being 5% and, given the vacancy capacity of this figure, could increase by 20%. According to statistics provided by the secretary of the Association of Confectionery and Chocolate Producers, the amount of chocolate and sweets production in 2012 was about 596 million tons, of which 240 thousand tons worth $ 598 million for marketing in Iran.

Considering the natural and geological potential of various types of decorative stones in Iranian market and the existence of a potential for marketing inside and outside Iran, it seems that by solving the bottlenecks in the development of the stone industry, the prosperity of this indecisive industry can be helped. The production and consumption of decorative and facade stones in Iranian market has a long history. The use of rocks in the first millennia of the formation of civilization in the land of Iran as construction stones and as decorative stones inside traditional buildings shows a great overview out of importance of stone industries for marketing in Iran.

This short article has added the look of an industrial magazine to the Iranian market, which is worth reading especially for the marketing in Iran for foreign market values (here the AMI Institute) practices the Iranian market. Of course, some of the information is not correct (for example, the automotive industry is 10% of gross domestic product) and there is not much information on it. One point that can be learned from this lesson is that the Iranian costumers do not give enough information about their marketing due to expand marketing in a global level,

60% of the capacity to produce detergent has been left empty
The country's detergent and sanitary industry is one of the industries that according to experts are short three times than the need of the community's production capacity for marketing in Iran. This means that the production capacity of the industry is about 4 million tons, but currently only 1.5 million tons are produced in this area out of Iranian market, which means that production is about 60 percent of the capacity of the detergent industry.

Busy days, open shops and people who are in showcase looking for their home appliances are over 60 percentage of the year. Of course, the boom in purchases has come in the direction of branding with more complete after sales service for marketing in Iran. According to researches that has been done out of Iranian market, maybe Iranian costumers are one of those people who come to market in three ways to buy a piece of appliances. The trio is full of a variety of home appliance brands that will surely be confused if a person goes to this location without considering a specific brand and even the model number of the device to be purchased.

Coffee trade is the second largest business in the world after oil. Even in some Latin American countries there is a coffee department. In all over the world, this product is viewed as a strategic commodity, while coffee is considered to be a luxury commodity and drink in Iran for Iranian costumers. According to the chairman of the coffee association, if coffee is booming in Iranian market, its profitability is so high that it can substitute for oil exports in less than 10 years from marketing in Iran to marketing in a global level.

The cosmetics market has grown a lot during recent years in Iranian market and a significant amount of this matter is being provided by imports due to marketing in Iran. The domestic producers face a lot of problems, and on the other hand, many citizens have been misinformed about the quality and authenticity of the goods in Iranian market by using imported goods. Cultural constraints for cosmetics advertising in Iranian market has an effort to obtain a suitable market inside and outside marketing in Iran on the one hand, and the continuous promotion of foreign brands on satellite networks,

History has shown that at the beginning of human civilization there was no need for food packaging, but people went from one place to another to get food until they found shelters for themselves. In such circumstances, they had to collect food from different places and bring them to their place of residence. This requirement made the first types of packaging, such as dried squash, shells, leaves, animal skins and other natural materials, to be used for transferring water, milk, yogurt, oil or dough from animal skin. They used animal horns to transport and store food and agricultural products (still used in tropical bamboo areas for food storage).