Ramadan Demand Boosts Prices of Popular Date Varieties in Qassim and Surrounding Regions
The date markets in Qassim and nearby provinces are experiencing high demand during Ramadan, with a surge in supply of various date varieties.
Popular types like Sukkari, Kholas, Rotana, Barhi, and Sagai are in great demand.
Commercial establishments are competing to offer a wide selection.
Prices per kilogram are high, with Sukkari selling for up to SR50 ($13.33), Kholas at SR40, and Sagai at SR30.
During Ramadan, the demand and price for Sukkari dates from Qassim, Rotana dates from Madinah, and Kholas dates from Al-Ahsa have increased.
These dates are culturally significant and hold deep importance in Islamic tradition.
Their prices have risen due to heightened demand, with the cost of a box ranging between SR25 and SR50.
Dates are not just valued for their nutritional benefits but also for their cultural significance, as their presence on the Ramadan table signifies adherence to tradition passed down through generations, reflecting the practices of the Prophet Muhammad.
Commercial establishments are competing to offer a wide selection.
Prices per kilogram are high, with Sukkari selling for up to SR50 ($13.33), Kholas at SR40, and Sagai at SR30.
During Ramadan, the demand and price for Sukkari dates from Qassim, Rotana dates from Madinah, and Kholas dates from Al-Ahsa have increased.
These dates are culturally significant and hold deep importance in Islamic tradition.
Their prices have risen due to heightened demand, with the cost of a box ranging between SR25 and SR50.
Dates are not just valued for their nutritional benefits but also for their cultural significance, as their presence on the Ramadan table signifies adherence to tradition passed down through generations, reflecting the practices of the Prophet Muhammad.
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