OUR DATES VARIETY
UAE Dates
The oldest date palm pit on Abu Dhabi's Delma Island is more than 7,000 years old. A bowl of dates is found in every Emirati home, a symbol of hospitality and survival in an unforgiving landscape. From the mountains of the north to the oases of the Empty Quarter, life in the emirates revolved around the palm.
Saudi Arabian Dates
Saudi Arabia exports dates to a lot of countries around the world, like neighbouring Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries including the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and Asian countries, particularly India.
Iranian Dates
Iran is the second-largest producer of dates after Egypt, followed by Algeria, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan. The majority of dates grow in the southern strap of the country such as Kerman, Sistan and Baluchestan, Khuzestan, Bushehr and Hormozgan
Tunisian Dates
In Tunisia, there are different varieties of dates alongside the famous Deglet Nour, such as Alig, Khouet Alig, Rochdi, Kenta, Bisr, Kentichi, etc., all grouped under the generic name of common dates. The Deglet Nour date from Tunisia has exceptional nutritional virtues which are conferred on it thanks to the endemic oases of southern Tunisia.
Palestinian Dates
Our Medjoul dates are sweet, juicy and delicious, grown with love by hard-working Palestinian farmers in the pastures of Jericho along the West Bank of Palestine. Medjoul dates are often called the 'King of Dates' because of their large size and plump texture.
Iraq Dates
The fruit is considered an Iraqi national symbol. Al-Khalis is known for being home to a myriad of tall date palm trees which are also the source of the region's beautiful scenery. "The most sought-for type of date in al-Khalis is Dakal, a type which comes after al-Barhi.