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Grown in Palestine’s Jordan Valley, these organic Medjoul dates come from Rift Valley Farms’ own family farm alongside fruit sourced from trusted Palestinian growers.

Medjoul dates are prized for their generous size, soft texture, and naturally rich, caramel-like flavour. Rift Valley Farms’ premium grade is selected for a smooth appearance and minimal skin separation, giving the fruit an especially tender and succulent finish.

They are naturally suited to sharing: served simply with coffee, arranged alongside nuts and cheese, chopped through desserts, or used to bring sweetness and depth to savoury dishes.

The dates are grown to certified organic standards, using natural farm management rather than chemical fertilisers, herbicides, or chemical insecticides.

Details
Ingredients: 100% organic Medjoul dates
Size: 450g
Origin: West Bank, Palestine
Care
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
For extended freshness, keep refrigerated once opened and store in an airtight container.
Giving back

By stocking and supporting Palestinian-made goods, we contribute to sustaining livelihoods and preserving craft under ongoing occupation and erasure.

A portion of proceeds is shared with marginalised communities through our ongoing partnership with human rights organisation Restless Beings.

For every order placed, we also plant a tree, contributing to long-term environmental restoration.

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Rift Valley Farms, West Bank

Rift Valley Farms is rooted in the Jordan Valley, where fertile land and a unique climate create ideal conditions for growing Medjoul dates. Working from their own land while collaborating with small and mid-sized Palestinian farmers, they combine traditional knowledge with sustainable practices to support long-term agriculture. 

The dates are grown across this landscape using methods that prioritise soil health, water conservation, and biodiversity. Women play an active role across the business, from leadership to the packing house in the village of Oja, reflecting a commitment to both community and equity within agriculture.

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