Origin and commercial grades
Iranian barberry, or zereshk, is offered from South Khorasan, including Birjand and Qaen. The published range includes Puffy, Anari and seedless barberry.
Puffy barberry is shade or air dried and has a lighter, fuller presentation. Anari barberry is denser and darker red. Buyers should define colour, moisture condition, cleanliness and permitted defects in the purchase specification.
Packing and product protection
Goodarzi Trading lists 5 kg and 10 kg cartons and vacuum packs. Barberry should be protected from moisture, heat and light during storage and transit to preserve condition and colour.
The preferred packing format depends on whether the buyer is a wholesaler, food-service distributor or retail repacker.
Export documents and inquiry checklist
For a useful quotation, specify:
- Puffy, Anari or seedless grade
- Quantity and packing format
- Destination and transport preference
- Required certificate of origin and destination health or phytosanitary documentation
- Any buyer labelling or product specification requirements
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Puffy and Anari barberry?
Puffy barberry is shade or air dried and keeps a lighter, fuller berry, while Anari barberry is denser and darker red.
What HS code is listed for barberry?
The site lists dried barberry under HS heading 0810.90. The importer should confirm the exact national tariff line.
What is the published MOQ?
The published minimum order for Iranian barberry is 500 kg.