Padideh Motabar: Seasonal Dried Fig Production in Summer

From Fresh Figs to Dried Figs

Dried fruit production at Padideh Motabar is not limited to products that are available throughout the year. Part of our activities involves the seasonal processing of agricultural products, based on the harvest season of each fruit.

Dried fig production is one of Padideh Motabar’s seasonal activities during the summer.

During the fig harvest season, the preparation and drying process begins, and part of our production capacity is dedicated to processing fresh figs into dried figs.

Watch Our Dried Fig Production Process

In the video below, you can see part of Padideh Motabar’s seasonal activities during the summer and the process of drying figs.

This video shows part of our actual seasonal production activities and provides an opportunity for customers and visitors to see a part of the dried fruit production process at Padideh Motabar.

Seasonal Production: Part of Padideh Motabar’s Production Capacity

The diversity of agricultural products and differences in their harvest seasons mean that some of Padideh Motabar’s production activities take place seasonally.

Figs are one of the fruits that enter our processing cycle during the summer. As the harvest season begins, fresh figs are prepared for processing and drying.

This seasonal approach allows Padideh Motabar to utilize agricultural products according to their natural harvest seasons while developing a diverse range of dried fruit products.

Padideh Motabar: From Fresh Produce to Dried Fruit

At Padideh Motabar, our goal is to create a connection between agricultural products, processing, and the market.

Turning fresh fruit into dried products can extend shelf life and make these products available to customers and markets for a longer period.

Dried figs are one example of Padideh Motabar’s seasonal summer activities — a process that begins during the harvest season and continues through processing and preparation.

Padideh Motabar — From harvest season to dried fruit.