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FROM IZMIR - AYDIN

DRIED FIGS

DRIED FIGS

Turkey ranks as the top dried figs producer of the world accounting for 60 % of the share. Dried figs grown in our region are the local cultivar, Sarılop which has been grown for thousands of years in Aydın and İzmir provinces of the Aegean region of Turkey. Historically called Smyrna figs (after the ancient name of our city Izmir) in 2016 Turkish Figs were registered as “ Aydin Inciri” (Aydin Figs) by the European Commission as PDO (Geographical Indication) due to the fact that majorty of the production in switched to Aydin province in recent years.

Production site : Vesta İzmir 1 (Armutlu)
Botanical name : Ficus Carica L.
Origin: Izmir, Aydın, Turkey 
Cultivar: Sarilop
Harvest Time : August, September
We can process and pack : Whole fruits, diced, chopped, paste
Manipulation styles : Natural, Lerida, Pulled, Protoben, Layer, Garland
Packaging styles : Bulk (cartons of 12.5 or 5 kg) , retail bags : pillow bags 50-1000 g, doybags 200 – 1500 g, quatroseal 200 – 500 g, cartonettes, trays (wooden/plastic/foam) flowpack

*Both conventional and organic fruits are available
regular moisture or soft (rehydrated)

Little known fact : Fig trees don’t have blossoms ! Figs are technically inverted flowers. And they need the fig wasp to pollinate ! Their flowers bloom inside the pear shaped case. Each blossom produces tiny fruits inside this case. Actually the fig as we know is made up of multiple tiny fruits – and this gives to it the unique crunchiness we love.

Vesta has been exporting dried figs processed at its current factory since 2011. With our purchasing skills, our team of agricultural engineers we meet our clients’ special needs such as organic fruits, pastes and diced figs. 

nutrıtıonal values

Energy

264 kcal

Fat

1,0 g

Saturated Fat

0,2 g

Sodium

11 mg

Carbohy- drate

68 g

Fiber

10,0 g

Sugar

51 g

Protein

3,5 g

Calcium

172 mg

packaging options

block bottom

quatro seal

pillow pack

doybag

cartonettes

plastic tubs

wooden tray

bulk cartons