High-grade Kalute dates from Kahnuj groves, characterized by large caliber, glossy exterior, succulent pulp, and long-range transport stability.
FAQ
Palms in Kahnuj naturally produce dates with fruit lengths between 2.8 and 3.6 cm, ranking among the largest calibers for the Kalute cultivar. This distinct size translates into superior presentation in transparent retail packs and higher margins for overseas distributors.
Yes. Thanks to calibrated moisture between 14% and 17% and resilient semi-dry flesh, shipments during autumn and winter can be safely dispatched in standard dry ocean containers for voyages up to 30 days without quality degradation or crushing.
IRANCO provides bulk pricing strictly on a quote-on-request basis. International buyers can specify their target volume, packaging preferences, and requested Incoterms via the IRANCO portal at iranco.com to receive an official Proforma Invoice.
Quality testing includes precise digital moisture metering, microbiological screening, Brix sugar verification, heavy-metal residue testing, and certified vacuum fumigation in dedicated quarantine rooms.
Cartons are arranged onto ISPM 15 heat-treated export pallets reinforced with rigid corner protectors, wrapped in heavy-duty dustproof stretch film, and secured with cross-tensioned polypropylene strapping.
In tropical destination hubs, storage in cold-chain warehouses maintained at +2°C to +5°C is strongly advised. The food-grade PE liner inside each master carton completely shields the dates from ambient humidity ingress.
The MOQ is 100 master cartons. A 20ft ocean container accommodates 10 to 11 standard pallets (approx. 13 metric tons net), while a 40ft container carries 20 to 21 pallets (approx. 21 metric tons net).