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SELECTED ORIGINS • AFGHANISTAN

Afghan Nuts & Dried Fruit

A diverse category spanning almonds, pistachios, raisins, apricots, figs and white mulberries.

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Multiple Afghan production regions
ORIGIN & PRODUCT STORY

Built around provenance, not just product.

Afghanistan has a long horticultural tradition. FAO sector material identifies grapes/raisins, pistachios, almonds and apricots among important perennial crops, with production distributed across several regions. We therefore qualify origin at product and supplier level rather than assigning one province to the whole category.

FROM ORIGIN TO BUYER

How the product journey works

01

Harvest

Fruit or nuts are harvested at the appropriate maturity for the intended product.

02

Drying / processing

Depending on the product, controlled drying, shelling or other primary processing follows.

03

Sorting & grading

Lots are sorted for size, defects, foreign matter and buyer grade.

04

Food-safety qualification

Moisture, microbiological or contaminant risks are considered according to product and market.

05

Packing & shipment

Bulk or retail-ready options are aligned to specification and logistics.

BUYER ASSURANCE

Quality that can be discussed in specifications and evidence.

For professional sourcing, appearance alone is insufficient. Variety, grade, size, moisture, defect tolerance, foreign matter, contaminants such as aflatoxins where relevant, traceability and packaging can all form part of the buyer specification.

AlmondsPistachiosRaisinsApricotsFigsWhite mulberries
REFERENCE BASIS

Built on recognised food and trade guidance.

Product claims remain subject to the actual supplier, lot, laboratory evidence and destination-market requirements. Afghan Origin Trade coordinates market readiness; it does not issue regulated certificates.

FAO — Afghanistan horticulture sector material

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