
Datesin the Maldives
Four Sotudex date lines — natural dates on the branch and standard natural dates by the box, and processed and pitted dates in boxes and cups.
Dates divide by how much work has been done to them. Natural dates, on the branch or loose in a box, are the presentation format — the one that goes on a Ramadan table or a hospitality tray. Processed dates are cleaned and packed for eating straight from the box, and the pitted cup is the everyday shelf format, bought for convenience rather than for occasion. For a buyer the calendar matters more than it does in most categories: boxed dates are Ramadan and celebration stock and should be ordered against that peak, while the cups turn over steadily year-round. All four lines are Sotudex. Pack and case sizes are listed per product. Sosun Fihaara clears and warehouses this range in Malé — temperature-controlled and dry storage — and runs it out to over 150 resort supply docks and island supermarket groups on scheduled sea freight and speedboat services. Import permits and Maldives FDA compliance are managed by the in-house logistics team. To price or order any line here, use the enquiry button on the product page, or call the wholesale desk on +960 331 3020.
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What is the difference between natural and processed dates?
Natural dates — including the branch format — are packed as harvested and are the presentation option. Processed dates are cleaned and packed ready to eat, and the pitted cup is the everyday convenience format.
Are these dates halal?
Yes. Every product Sosun Fihaara distributes is halal, including all four Sotudex date lines. For documentation, contact the wholesale desk on +960 331 3020.
Can you supply dates in volume for Ramadan?
Yes — the boxed formats are the Ramadan and hospitality lines. Order against the peak rather than into it; the wholesale desk on +960 331 3020 can quote volume terms and lead times.
Do you deliver to resorts and island shops?
Yes. Deliveries run on scheduled sea freight and speedboat services from Malé to over 150 resort supply docks and island supermarket groups.



