About Adrin Tejarat - Premium Dried Goods Supplier in United Kingdom

Adrin Tejarat operates from the United Kingdom, Esfahan region, and currently lists five active products in its catalogue. The company has been engaged in domestic and international trade since 2023, focusing on premium dried agricultural commodities. Its product list includes high‑quality Iranian pistachio nuts (HS 08025100), a closed‑shell pistachio variant (HS 080251), premium Iranian almonds (HS 080211), a bulk mixed dried‑fruit line (HS 081350) and Super Negin saffron threads (HS 08025100). Each entry specifies the material - raw in‑shell pistachio, shelled almond kernels, mixed dried fruit, and Crocus sativus stigma - aligning with the HS 08 chapter for edible nuts and fruit. The catalogue therefore covers nuts, seeds, dried fruits and spice categories that are commonly exported from Iran under UK‑based trade houses.

Product Range and Specialties of Adrin Tejarat

The pistachio offerings cover both in‑shell (HS 080251) and shelled (HS 08025100) formats, which buyers typically grade by size (12‑15 mm shell‑on) and moisture content below 5 %. Iranian almonds under HS 080211 are usually classified as Grade AA, with a moisture limit of 5 % and a kernel purity above 97 %. The mixed dried‑fruit assortment (HS 081350) generally follows standards for raisin, apricot, date, fig and prune blends, with a maximum moisture of 12 % and a total soluble solids level above 70 %. Saffron (HS 08025100) is commonly assessed against ISO 3632, Category I, requiring a crocin content of at least 250 mg kg⁻¹ and a moisture level below 12 %. Typical packaging for these commodities includes 10 kg polypropylene bags for nuts and almonds, 20 kg bulk bags for dried fruit, and 0.5 kg sealed jars for saffron, allowing efficient loading into 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers.

Trade and Export Information - Adrin Tejarat

Exporters of nuts, dried fruits and saffron from the United Kingdom often ship to the European Union, the Middle East, South‑East Asia and North America, where demand for Iranian origin products remains strong. The HS 08 chapter items listed (0802‑08‑13‑50) are subject to phytosanitary certification, origin statements and, for organic‑labelled goods, proof of organic compliance such as EU organic or USDA‑NOP certification. Buyers commonly request ISO 22000 or HACCP audit reports to verify food‑safety management, especially for bulk shipments. Standard Incoterms used include FOB Bandar Abbas or CIF European ports, with containerisation (20 ft for nuts, 40 ft for mixed dried fruit) being the norm. The United Kingdom’s customs framework requires electronic pre‑declaration of HS codes and supporting documents under the CHIEF system, which aligns with the supplier’s listed HS classifications.

Sourcing from Adrin Tejarat - Buyer Guidance

When sourcing nuts, almonds or dried fruits from this supplier, buyers should request a recent phytosanitary certificate, a certificate of origin, and a laboratory analysis covering moisture, aflatoxin and pesticide residues. For saffron, a purity test (crocin, picrocrocin and safranal content) and a certificate confirming ISO 3632 Category I compliance are typical verification steps. It is advisable to obtain a sample batch, confirm the HS code matches the commercial invoice, and review any organic certification if the organic tier is required before confirming a purchase order.

What HS codes are used for the pistachio products?

The shelled pistachio nuts are listed under HS 08025100, while the closed‑shell (in‑shell) pistachio is classified under HS 080251.

Which quality parameters are typical for the Iranian almonds offered?

Buyers usually check kernel purity (≥97 %), moisture content (≤5 %), and size grading (12‑15 mm). A laboratory report confirming these parameters is standard practice.

What certification should I request for the saffron product?

Saffron is typically verified against ISO 3632 Category I specifications, so request a purity test report and any organic certification if required.

How are the mixed dried fruits packaged for export?

The bulk dried‑fruit mix is normally packed in 20 kg polypropylene bags, stacked in 40‑ft containers, with moisture not exceeding 12 %.

What documents are essential before placing an order?

Essential documents include a phytosanitary certificate, a certificate of origin, a recent lab analysis for moisture and contaminants, and any applicable organic certificates.

What are common Incoterms used for shipping these products?

Suppliers typically offer FOB from the loading port in Iran or CIF to major European ports, depending on the buyer’s logistics preferences.

Is a minimum order quantity required for saffron?

Saffron shipments usually start at 0.5 kg per container unit, with larger orders consolidated into sealed jars for bulk transport.

What regulatory checks apply to the HS 08 chapter exports?

Exports under HS 08 must comply with EU and US phytosanitary import requirements, including pest‑free certifications and, where applicable, organic verification.