Sun-Dried Natural Apricots
Pistachios
Hazelnuts
Dried Mulberries
Dried Sour Cherries
Dried Fruit
Dried Apricots
Export-quality apricots dried under the Malatya sun: bright orange, plump and soft in texture.
12.5 kg carton5 kg carton1 kg pillow bag
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Gulf countries (GCC)
Dried fruit and nut supply for Saudi Arabia.
In Saudi Arabia, dried apricots and dates are among the most sought-after products, especially during Ramadan.
- Port of entry
- Jeddah · Dammam
- Sea transit
- 8–18 days
- Common terms
- CFR · CIF
- Container
- 20’ / 40’ DC · mixed loads
- Trade fair
- Saudi Food Show
- Languages
- العربية · English
Shipping route
Your route from Malatya: Saudi Arabia
From Mersin to Jeddah · Dammam by sea in about 8–18 days.
- MalatyaProduction, analysis and packing
- MersinContainer loading and export documents
- Jeddah · DammamSea freight · about 8–18 days
- Saudi ArabiaCustoms and delivery to your warehouse
Products
Top products for Saudi Arabia
Our most demanded products in this market — all with size, grade and packing options.
Dried Fruit
Dried Apricots
Export-quality apricots dried under the Malatya sun: bright orange, plump and soft in texture.
12.5 kg carton5 kg carton1 kg pillow bag
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Dried Fruit
Dates
Premium dates sourced from select origins: soft, fleshy and caramel-sweet.
12.5 kg carton5 kg carton200 g doypack
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Dried Fruit
Dried Figs
Turkish dried figs that dry on the branch under the Aegean sun: honey-sweet, thin-skinned and soft.
12.5 kg carton5 kg carton1 kg pillow bag
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Dried Fruit
Raisins
Plump, sweet Turkish raisins in golden tones from seedless sultana grapes of the Aegean vineyards.
12.5 kg carton200 g doypack
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Regulations & requirements
What to know when exporting to the Gulf.
GSO standards apply across the Gulf Cooperation Council; labels must include Arabic and clearly state production and expiry dates. A halal certificate is essential for most buyers — Goldland Food holds TSE Halal certification.
Saudi Arabia’s SFDA and the competent food authorities in the UAE have product and importer registration requirements. We recommend planning Ramadan orders at least 2–3 months in advance.
This information is a general guide; we confirm current regulations with you before each order.
Checklist for Saudi Arabia
- TSE Halal certificate
- GSO-compliant label including Arabic
- SFDA / local food authority registrations
- Early planning for Ramadan
Export documents
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Bill of lading (B/L) / CMR
- Certificate of origin
- EUR.1 / EUR-MED movement certificate
- Phytosanitary certificate
- Certificate of analysis (COA)
Blog
Guides for buyers in Saudi Arabia
Country Markets
Dried Fruit and Dates for the Gulf: Ramadan Season and Halal
Dried apricots, dates and pistachios for the Gulf, led by the UAE and Saudi Arabia: halal, GSO labelling, SFDA registration and Ramadan planning.
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Trade & Logistics
Importing Dried Fruit from Türkiye: A Step-by-Step Buyer’s Guide
From choosing a supplier to customs, from Incoterms to payment methods — every step of importing dried fruit from Türkiye in one guide.
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Trade & Logistics
HS Codes for Dried Fruits and Nuts: A Practical Guide
6-digit HS codes for dried apricots, figs, hazelnuts, pistachios, raisins, dates and mulberries — and the classification details to watch.
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FAQ
FAQ about Saudi Arabia
Yes, we hold TSE OIC/SMIIC 1 Halal certification and provide it with shipments on request.
Ordering at least 2–3 months before Ramadan leaves enough time for production and sea freight.
Loading usually takes 10–20 days from order confirmation. Sea transit takes about 7–35 days depending on the destination port.
We work with advance/T/T, letters of credit (L/C) and cash against documents (CAD). Flexible terms can be considered for long-term partners.
Price & sample request
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