Product Description:
Our dried fruits are 100% natural, grown in the sunny orchards of Uzbekistan, handpicked at peak ripeness, and dried using traditional sun-drying techniques to preserve flavor, aroma, and nutrition.
No added sugar. No preservatives (except sulphured options).
Specifications:
- Moisture: 12-15%
- Shelf Life: 12 months
- Packaging: 5 kg / 10 kg / 25 kg cartons (customizable)
- Private label & OEM options available
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ):
500 kg
Price Terms (Incoterms):
EXW, FOB, CIF, DDP (depending on your needs)
Price Range:
- From $1.80 to $3.20 per kg (depending on fruit type and quantity)
Payment Terms:
T/T, L/C, or as agreed
Delivery Time:
7-14 days depending on order volume
Why Choose Us:
- Direct exporter from Uzbekistan
- Competitive pricing
- Strict quality control
- International certificates available upon request
- Fluent English communication
We are looking for long-term partnerships with importers, wholesalers, and distributors worldwide.
My name is [Alisher], and I represent a group of trusted suppliers from Uzbekistan who specialize in high-quality dried fruits, including:
- Dried apricots (natural and sulfur-treated)
- Raisins (golden and black)
- Dried apples and pears
- Dried melons
- Prunes
- Figs
- Walnuts and other nuts (upon request)
Uzbekistan is well-known for its rich soil, natural sun-drying methods, and centuries-old agricultural traditions, which allow us to deliver premium quality products with a unique taste and long shelf life.
We are currently looking for reliable partners in Europe and would be glad to offer you:
- Competitive wholesale prices
- Flexible volumes (from small trial orders to container loads)
- Full documentation and export support
- Samples upon request
If you are interested, we would love to send you our product catalog, price list, and available certifications.
Looking forward to the opportunity to work together.
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