Where Malaysia’s kurma actually comes from Almost none of the dates sold here are grown locally — the climate doesn’t suit commercial…
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Beyond Medjool: what “rare” actually means for dates Most shoppers in Malaysia know three names: Medjool, Ajwa, Safawi. That is a tiny…
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Why a Malaysian pengedar shouldn’t market kurma as medicine Food distributors in Malaysia sell under rules that treat health claims differently from…
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Importir, pengedar, peruncit: three different jobs People use “date supplier” loosely, but the supply chain has distinct roles. An importir clears the…
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What “kurma harga” actually means Kurma harga is simply the price of dates: kurma is Malay for dates, harga is price. Malaysians…
Read article →What harga kurma Malaysia actually means Harga Kurma Malaysia is just the market term for date prices in Malaysia. What a kilogram…
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Tangkai dates, explained for the home buyer “Tangkai” just means the dates still have the stem attached, instead of being stripped off…
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Stocking Kurma Nabi as a distributor Kurma Nabi is the market name for Ajwa dates, grown around Madinah. For a pengedar (distributor),…
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Why the same dates cost different amounts Ask three sellers about Harga Kurma Di Malaysia and expect three different numbers, because the…
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Selling Safawi means describing its flavour well If you resell dates, customers will ask what Safawi tastes like before they ask anything…
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