Our dates come from different regions of the world. The most important countries of origin for us are Israel, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Jordan and Iran.
Israel is known for growing date palms in the fertile valleys and oases south and north of the Dead Sea. The country offers ideal climatic conditions to produce high quality dates. Israeli dates are characterized by their sweetness, juiciness and variety of sorts. The most famous variety from this country is Medjool.
Saudi Arabia is one of the largest producers of dates in the world. The kingdom hosts large date plantations in the desert region, where date palms thrive thanks to the hot and dry climate. Saudi Arabian dates are known for their natural flavor and delicate texture.
Tunisia is another important country of origin for dates. The fertile coastal areas and oases provide optimal conditions for growing date palms. Tunisian Deglet Nour dates are popular for their honey-sweet and nutty flavor.
Jordan, a country with a diverse landscape, is also known for its date cultivation. The Jordan Valley region offers ideal conditions for growing date palms. Jordanian dates of the Medjool variety are known for their delicious taste and excellent quality.
Iran is a traditional date growing country with a long history. The different climatic zones in the country allow the cultivation of different date varieties. Iranian Mazafati dates are known for their unique taste and creamy texture.
Dates from these countries of origin produce a wide range of flavors, sizes and textures, enriching the culinary world. Each country has its own traditional varieties and growing methods that help make dates a prized product enjoyed in many countries.