Kalute dates are known by many different names including Kali, Kalote, Kaloote, and Kaliteh, these dates are widely recognized for their extraordinary taste and nutritional richness. It’s no wonder they have gained such popularity both locally in Persia, as well as internationally. One of the unique characteristics of Kalute dates is their Khark. They initially have a green hue, but with time, as they absorb moisture, they turn red and eventually mature into a rich dark brown. This transformation serves as a subtle reminder to savor each moment and appreciate the natural process of growth and maturity. Whether you’re looking for a healthy snack or seeking to enrich a recipe with a delicious burst of flavor, Kalute dates are a versatile option that can fit any occasion or need. Cultivated in the southern regions of Persia, each date is a testament to the country’s rich traditions and commitment to exceptional produce.
This fruit is red at the beginning, in its initial stage, known as Kharak, and in terms of shape, it is very similar to the Mazafati date, the reason for which we can find in the short distance between the cities of their main sources, Bam and Jiroft. In addition to Kerman, date farmers in the southern provinces of Iran also grow this date palm, and many people in the local areas where this date grows know it by other names such as Kalite or Karite.
Zarinfarms Co. is a leading Iranian exporter of Kali dates, a soft and moist date variety with a large size of 4 to 5 cm and a moisture content ranging from 15% to 35%. Iran is renowned for being one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of Kali dates. Large quantities of this variety are shipped to neighbouring and Persian Gulf countries every year. Consumers highly appreciate Kali dates for their fleshy texture, large size, and delightful taste, and they are often compared in appearance to Kimia dates. As an experienced wholesaler of Kali dates in Iran, Zarinfarms Co. prides itself on supplying the best and freshest Iranian dates to neighbouring countries and Asian markets such as India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, and the Persian Gulf countries.