Senjed
Orgaweek Senjed (dried oleaster) fruits are handpicked at full ripeness and naturally dried to preserve their authentic taste and nutritional benefits. Each batch is carefully inspected to ensure a uniform color, pleasant taste, and the absence of mold, dust, or other foreign matter.
- Handpicked at full ripeness.
- Naturally or mechanically dried under controlled conditions.
- Each batch is thoroughly inspected for quality and purity.
- Valued as a healthy snack.
- Used in traditional medicine, bakery products, teas, and confectionery.
- Available in various forms: whole dried fruit (with seed), seedless, powder, and paste.
- Uniform color ranges from golden-brown to reddish.
- Compliant with international standards for Aflatoxin.
- Can be stored for up to 18 months in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area.
- Export phytosanitary treatment ensures compliance with global trade regulations.
Orgaweek’s Senjed is a high-quality product that stands out for its natural processing and careful quality control. By handpicking the fruit at peak ripeness, the company ensures a superior flavor and nutritional profile. The multiple product forms, from whole fruit to powder, make it incredibly versatile for both culinary and medicinal uses. The detailed product specifications, including compliance with international standards, give consumers confidence in the product’s purity and safety. The long shelf life and various packaging options for both bulk and retail markets also add to its appeal. Overall, Orgaweek Senjed is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a wholesome, high-quality, and versatile dried fruit.
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