Dried Fruits of Pakistan

As Pakistan have many changes in its climatic conditions. When there are winters in Pakistan there are many items which are specialized for winter season. As winter starts touching different areas of Pakistan it is probably the best time to enjoy the delicious, appetizing and tasty dry fruits. Dry fruits are famous for winters. Winters and dry fruits have very strong and strapping relation. We must say that dry fruits are the companions of the winters. Dry fruits are highly demanded in winters. Mostly the prices of dry fruits in winters rises because dry fruits worth more in winter season than in summer season.

Dried Fruits Wholesaler in Pakistan

There are many different types and categories of dry fruits which are highly demanded in the winter season. Few of the most known dry fruits are Pistachio which is commonly known by a name “Pista”, Cashew which is commonly known by a name “Kaju”, Almonds, Walnuts, Pine nuts which is commonly known by a name “Chalgoza” and many others. Most of the people love to have these dry fruits in winter because of the fact that winter season’s fun is doubled with the different dry fruits. Most people add the dry fruits in to their food and consider the dry fruits as a healthy and vigorous sumptuousness of winter season. The taste of the dry fruits and their nourishing quality make the dry fruits more desirable and enviable.

Dry fruits are also used in making of different homeopathic medicines. God Almighty has been so much merciful on Pakistan as God Almighty has given dry fruits like figs, walnuts, almonds, pistachio, pine nuts, dates and peanuts to Pakistan in abundance.

The sources of dry fruits in different markets proudly states that the peanuts which are local have profusion of nourishment. The king of dry fruit is almond. It is grown in the Loralai and the areas adjoining loralai. Almonds are smaller in the size and they have a harder shell. These almonds cost nearly three thousand rupees per 40 kilo grams according to the people of Jodia bazaar. It is one of the most famous bazaar for the dry fruits. Whereas Kaghazi almond that is also known as paper almond is better in the quality than the almonds of America.

Dried Fruits Exporters in Pakistan

Another famous and important and most wanted dry fruit grown in Pakistan is the Walnut. Walnut is cultivated extensively in NWFP’s dir, Mengora areas and Swat. Most of the walnuts consumed by Pakistan are imported from Afghanistan and Iran which are the neighboring countries of Pakistan. The price of walnut in a shell is more. It is near about twenty two hundred rupees per 40 kilo grams. The price of the dry fruit is always dependent on the season and off season. Grapes are grown on the Pak Afghan border.

Another main and most wanted dry fruit of Pakistan is pine nuts. The world weight for the season so that they can have the taste of pine nuts. It could also earn very good amount of the foreign exchange. The Sindh grows the only dry fruit that is dates. They are widely and largely grown in the Sukkhar and the areas adjoining sukkhar. The main buyer of pine nuts from Pakistan is India and competitor is only Iraq. Whereas peanuts are grown in the province of Punjab and sindh and being rich in oil helps in saving the foreign exchange for the country otherwise should have spent more on the import of the palm oil.