Product’s name : Piarom or Pyarom, Kaluteh,Chopped, Mazafati, Rebbi, Berehi, Barhi ,Zahedi Dates , Shukkari
Origin : ASIA /Dubai
Spec.& analyse : As per test report
Price : Negotiable as per type, quantity
Piarom /Pyarom Grade 1: USD$3.9 /kg , Grade 2 : USD$2 /kg FOB
Destination port : As buyer’s order
Loading Port : Dubai
Incoterms : 2010
Inspection : Factory and SGS ( forquality,Weighning,Suppervision in loading in conatainer by buyer’s account
Packaging : Carton as buyer’s order
Min. Qty. : As buyer’s order
Payment term : Negotiable
Delivery Time : 15 days
The Health Benefits of Dates
They are a rich source of fiber. One-half cup of dates provides 6 grams of fiber or around 22 percent of the daily value for fiber. Dates contain both soluble and insoluble fiber, which help regulate blood sugar, keep us satiated, lower blood cholesterol and keep bowels healthy.
They are a great source of natural sugar. Dates are very sweet — that’s because they contain a good amount of natural sugar in the form of glucose and fructose. According to the USDA, one medjool date contains 18 grams of carbohydrate and three deglet noor dates contain 16 grams. Since they are very sweet, they have been used as a natural sweetener in many desserts and “energy balls.” The natural sugar in dates also makes them a great pre- or post-workout snack. During Ramadan, Muslims break their fast with dates because it quickly increases blood sugars and provides a burst of energy. People with diabetes should be mindful of the amount of dates they consume at once because of dates’ concentrated sugar content. One medjool date is equivalent to 1 carbohydrate choice.
They are a good source of minerals. One-half cup of dates provides about 14 percent of the daily value for potassium, 8 percent for magnesium and 10 percent for manganese. They also are an excellent source for vitamin B6, providing about 24 percent of the daily value for each ½ cup.
They may help with labor. has revealed that consuming dates during late pregnancy significantly reduced the need for augmentation of labor, which is normally done with oxytocin. The study did not show a significant effect with the onset of labor but did conclude that consuming dates in late pregnancy may be considered as a safe supplement to reduce the need for labor intervention.
