Iranian fig is a unique, fragrant, flavorful, and nutritious fruit from the dried fruit family. It is well-known globally as a high-quality product with numerous beneficial properties. It has a large number of fans and is used both fresh and dried. Due to its prominent nutritional features, fig is not only popular domestically but also a significant export product. Maintaining the freshness of figs and transporting them can be challenging, making dried figs a more practical option. Iran is one of the leading exporters of figs worldwide.

Physical Characteristics of Iranian Fig

This fruit consists of hundreds of seeds with a soft skin and is available in the market in green and red colors. It is considered one of the special and delicious dried fruits, offering a mild sweet scent and taste.

Purchase and Trade of Iranian Fig

Iranian fig, symbolizing the authenticity and nature of Iran, is a crucial and superior commercial product worldwide. As a leading producer and exporter of figs in Iran, Varol proudly presents the best and highest-quality products. Whether you are a food, cosmetic, or pharmaceutical manufacturer or a trader, collaborating with Varol will lead to a profitable venture.

Uses of Iranian Fig

Similar to other dried fruits, Iranian figs have various applications. They are used in pastry-making, making jams, compotes, and marmalades, as a healthy snack, and even as a natural substitute for artificial sugar in teas and infusions. Fig vinegar can also be used to prepare various salads.

Benefits of Iranian Fig

Iranian figs, rich in nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants, offer numerous health benefits. They are a good source of calcium, contributing to bone health and strength. The fiber content aids in better digestion, improves bowel function, and ultimately enhances digestive performance. The antioxidants help prevent skin aging, maintaining its health. Additionally, figs aid in stress reduction and memory enhancement. Contrary to common belief, figs do not cause a spike in blood sugar levels, making them a suitable alternative to artificial sweeteners for diabetics.

Factors Affecting the Quality of Iranian Fig

Like other dried fruits, the quality of Iranian dried figs is primarily influenced by the quality of the fresh figs. Cultivation methods, time of harvesting, storage conditions, and transportation significantly impact the fruit’s quality. The production process, including drying and packaging in factories, also plays a role in determining the quality.

Bulk and Packaged Iranian Fig Purchase

In Varol, we have established conditions for our valued customers to facilitate the purchase of Iranian figs. They are available in bulk packaging, with carton options of 7 and 10 kilograms, as well as non-bulk packaging options, including cellophane packaging ranging from 50 to 500 grams, and carton box packaging of 250 and 500 grams.

Storage Conditions and Expiry of Iranian Fig

Storing dried figs is more straightforward than fresh figs. Dried figs should be kept in a dry, cool environment, away from sunlight. The shelf life of Iranian dried figs is variable, ranging from 18 to 24 months. With proper conditions and suitable packaging, their shelf life can easily be extended up to 24 months.

Buying and Payment Methods for Iranian Fig

Unfortunately, due to sanctions against Iran, the option of buying through L.C is not available. Varol accepts a partial prepayment, and the remaining amount can be paid upon the delivery of the goods to the carrier.

Price of Iranian Fig

Given the price fluctuations of Iranian figs during different buying seasons, it is not possible to determine a fixed price. Customers can contact Varol through email at sales@varolnuts.com or via WhatsApp at +98 914 472 8948 for the most suitable and up-to-date prices.

Shipping Methods for Iranian Fig

The best shipping method, including air, land, or sea, depends on the destination country. Generally, ground shipping is recommended for Europe, Russia, and the Caucasus, sea shipping is suitable for Canada, North and South America, and North Africa via the Mersin port, and for South Africa, Arab countries, Southeast Asia, New Zealand, and Australia, sea shipping via Iran or Dubai is feasible. However, air shipping through Iran is also possible.