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Iranian sultana raisins supplier wholesaler Exporter-Taher Group

Iranian Sultana raisins

Iranian Sultana raisins are one of the exported raisins from Taher Agroindustrial Group. We offer different sizes and colors (light/dark) of Sultana to the entire world besides other Iranian raisins such as golden raisins, long (green/golden) raisins.

Iranian sultana raisins

What are Sultana raisins?

Sultana or Tizabi (acidic) is one of the best-selling raisins produced in Iran. Sultana raisins are made of seedless cultivar/species “Vitis Vinifera”. They are light brown to dark brown and they are very sweet because they are high in sugar.

How does sultana raisin produce?​

To prepare Sultana, the grapes are dipped in acidic liquid after ripening and harvesting, and then spread in the sun to dry sooner, and acidic raisins are usually obtained within 5 days.

In the processing stages of Sultana, if the grapes are dried with sulfur smoke, their color becomes light brown, but the most common type of Sultana raisin prepared without sulfur smoke is dark brown. And is used in the preparation of breads, cakes and sweets.

Other names of Sultana in the world

Sultana is known worldwide by various names, for example, in Iran it is also called Sultani or Acidic raisin (Tizabi).

In the United States, Sultani raisins are called “golden raisins” or “Sultana“.

In Australia, some Sultanas are made without putting them in acid, so they dry later (about three weeks) and are usually called “natural” Sultanas.

Where are Iranian Sultana raisins produced?

Sultana is also processed in almost all areas where grapes are produced. But the best producers of this product in Iran are: Malayer, Takestan, Abhar, Zanjan, Quchan, Bonab and Malekan.

Consumption of Sultana raisins

Consumption of Sultana raisins is increasing and therefore it is popular in different countries. Uses of the product include:

  1. Replacing the product instead of sugar
  2. Consume them to prepare pilaf and various delicious foods
  3. Prepare bread, cookies, sweets and cakes

How is the price of Sultana determined?

The price of Sultana varieties is determined based on the color of the raisins. The price of dark-colored Sultanas is cheaper than the price of light-colored Sultana raisins.  The closer Sultana raisin is to the yellow color, the more valuable it will be.

What is Tahers' Sultana raisins specification?

  • Name: Natural Sultana seedless raisins
  • Appearance: Composed of berries with the general appearance of the representative
  • Flavor: Natural sweet flavor, no objectionable odors or flavors.
  • Moisture: 18.0% maximum
  • Origin: Iran
  • Color: light brown/ dark brown
  • Size: small/ medium/ standard/ jumbo

Characteristics of the export Sultana from Iran:

In general, the export characteristics of Iranian Sultana raisin include the following:

  • Raisins should be fresh and new, clean, tailless, washed and without seeds.
  • In its production, preservatives such as acid (tizab), sulfur and oil have been used as much as allowed.
  • To have the standard type of packaging (5 layers) and weighs 5 and 10 kg

Sultana packaging and storage conditions:

Storage Conditions:

Store in cool dry ambient away from sunlight and heat sources.

Packaging:

  1.  Inner packing: paper tray, apple net, fresh bag or sleeve;
  2. Outer packing: carton
  3. Bulk pack: 10kg

* We also pack the goods according to the customers’ request in different packs and weights.

When and where to buy Sultana raisins?

Taher Agroindustrial Group, as an Iranian supplier and exporter of dried fruits and nuts, is always committed to providing the best quality products, while considering customer requirements and requests and trying to satisfy customers. Since dried fruits are available all year round, we are able to prepare Iranian Sultana raisins in all seasons, however, the best time to prepare fresh Sultanas at reasonable and competitive prices is from September to July.