Saffron

Product Introduction

Saffron, known as the “red gold,” is the world’s most expensive spice, renowned for its deep aroma, vibrant color, and strong flavor. Iran is the largest producer of premium saffron, supplying more than 90% of the global market.

Health Benefits

Boosts mood and mental well-being

Rich in antioxidants, protecting cells from damage

Aids digestion and improves metabolism

Supports heart health by regulating blood pressure

Enhances skin radiance and overall health

Uses and Applications

A key ingredient in Persian, Indian, and Mediterranean cuisines

Used in luxury desserts, ice creams, and beverages

Essential in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries

A popular component in herbal medicine for relaxation and vitality

Used in saffron-infused teas and dietary supplements

Types and Grades

Super Negin (longest threads, highest quality)

Negin (long threads, high color strength)

Sargol (pure saffron, without yellow parts)

Pushal (contains some yellow parts, more affordable)

Konj/Saffron Powder (powdered form, widely used in cooking)

Packaging and Export

We offer saffron in various packaging options, including glass jars, metal tins, and vacuum-sealed containers to preserve its quality. Our saffron meets international standards and is available in bulk (1-10 kg) or small retail packs (0.5g – 5g).