Parlan Premium Kalleh Ghouchi Pistachio featuring large jumbo size, open shell, and uniform quality for export and wholesale distribution.
FAQ
Kalleh Ghouchi pistachios are naturally large and round, typically yielding lower ounce counts. Parlan premium bulk shipments are sorted primarily into 20-22 and 22-24 counts per ounce. Custom sizing and laser sorting to reach higher uniformity can be arranged according to specific export requirements and buyer contract terms.
Parlan export pistachios are sourced from monitored orchards and undergo rigorous laboratory testing for microbiology and aflatoxins (B1, B2, G1, G2, and Total) prior to dispatch. Standard phytosanitary certificates, health certificates, and aflatoxin analysis reports compliant with EU and GCC regulations are provided with customs documents.
Packaging options include 50 kg polypropylene/jute bags or 10 kg and 25 kg vacuum-sealed cartons inside PE liners, tailored to customer preferences. Vacuum packing with inert gas flushing (upon request) prevents fat oxidation, off-flavors, and moisture absorption during lengthy sea or overland transit.
Parlan Premium Kalleh Ghouchi features a minimum of 95% naturally open shells. Through multi-stage sorting, closed shells and empty nuts are reduced to under 1%. Every batch is sampled prior to loading, and exact opening percentage metrics are documented in the official pre-shipment analysis report.
The minimum export wholesale order quantity is 500 kg, though container-load (FCL) orders unlock significantly more competitive pricing structure. Quotations are provided under EXW (Ex-Works), FOB (Bandar Abbas / Bandar Anzali), and CFR/CIF terms to major destination ports worldwide.
Moisture levels in Parlan raw pistachios are tightly controlled within 4.5% to 5.5% in accordance with international dry nut standards to prevent mold formation. Industrial drying and moisture monitoring protect product weight stability and taste integrity during long-term storage and ocean transport.
Yes, sample packages weighing 1 to 5 kg can be dispatched via international express couriers to allow buyers to inspect sizing, split rate, and quality. Sample freight costs are generally paid by the buyer and credited against the final invoice upon placement of the main commercial contract.