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The date is the fruit of the date palm, typical of arid climates. Probably native to North Africa or Arabia, it began to be cultivated around 3000 BC. in the area currently occupied by Iraq. The antiquity of its consumption dates back to the origins of our civilization.

Origen: ISRAEL
Variedad: Deglet Nour / Medjoul
Tamaño: Large / Jumbo / Superjumbo
Cosecha:
E F M A M J J A S O N D
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The date is the fruit of the date palm, typical of arid climates. Probably native to North Africa or Arabia, it began to be cultivated around 3000 BC. in the area currently occupied by Iraq. The antiquity of its consumption dates back to the origins of our civilization. The palm tree was introduced to the Americas by early Spanish missionaries, who planted dates around many of their missions. Asian and African countries, mainly Egypt, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iraq and neighboring countries, produce 98% of the world total of dates. The highest productivity per hectare occurs in countries that have a greater water supply (Egypt) or use better technology (Bahrain and the United States). Israel is also in the latter case, but it does not appear among the twenty largest producers due to its small cultivation area. Dates can be classified into three large groups according to their water content: soft or soft, dry and semi-dry (the most consumed in its natural state). In total, there are more than 200 different varieties. Israel is the country that has dedicated the most efforts to the identification and purification of varieties, in addition to their commercial promotion, launching varieties suitable for fresh consumption on the market. Its plantations are spread throughout the Jordan River Valley, in the Beit Shean Valley and in the Arava desert.
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ISRAEL

    Origen: TUNISIA
    Variedad: Kenta / Delet Nour / Allig
    Tamaño: Jumbo / Medium / Small
    Cosecha:
    E F M A M J J A S O N D
    Otros: It can be presented with bone and without bone. Natural and branch conditioning.
    Descripción
    The date palm can reach 30 meters in height and a width of approximately 2 meters in diameter at its base. The fruit is arranged in clusters of approximately twenty units. The date palm is one of the plants that has the highest tolerance to heat and drought. It is a tree typical of coastal areas (it has a great tolerance to salinity), typical in sandy soils and with good drainage. Tunisia is the world's leading producer of the Deglet Nour variety. It has almost 50% of the Deglet Nour palm trees in the world. Although Tunisia only contributes 2% of the world production of dates, it has a significant share in world exports. It is one of the main providers in Europe. Tunisia exports dates to 70 countries, including the other Maghreb countries, France, Germany and Russia. Tunisia exports roughly the same amount of processed and natural dates.
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      The date is the fruit of the palm tree, typical of arid climates. Probably native to North Africa or Arabia, it began to be cultivated around 3000 BC. in the area currently occupied by Iraq. The antiquity of its consumption dates back to the origins of our civilization. The palm tree was introduced to the Americas by early Spanish missionaries, who planted dates around many of their missions.

      Asian and African countries, mainly Egypt, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iraq and neighboring countries, produce 98% of the world total of dates. The highest productivity per hectare occurs in countries that have a greater water supply (Egypt) or use better technology (Bahrain and the United States). Israel is also in the latter case, but it does not appear among the twenty largest producers due to its small cultivation area.

      Dates can be classified into three large groups according to their water content: soft or soft, dry and semi-dry (the most consumed in its natural state). In total, there are more than 200 different varieties. Israel is the country that has dedicated the most efforts to the identification and purification of varieties, in addition to their commercial promotion, launching varieties suitable for fresh consumption on the market. Its plantations are spread throughout the Jordan River Valley, in the Beit Shean Valley and in the Arava desert.