Where does Naaman saffron come from ? A look at its supply chain and quality.
Saffron is one of the rarest and most valuable spices in the world, not only for its luxurious taste and distinctive golden color, but also for the precision, effort, and care required to produce it. At Al-Naaman , we pay special attention to every saffron thread that reaches our customers, from the selection of the farms to the final product's arrival in elegant packaging that preserves its high quality.
Origin of saffron
Naaman saffron comes from the finest farms in India and Spain , where it is grown in high-altitude areas with a temperate climate and soil rich in natural elements. The saffron plant is carefully cultivated, and its purple flowers are handpicked at dawn before they open, preserving the rich red thread flavor.
Quality starts at the source
Al-Naaman is committed to working only with trusted farmers who adhere to the highest standards of clean farming, without the use of pesticides or harmful chemicals. After harvesting, the saffron threads undergo a meticulous drying process that preserves their natural aroma and purity.
Inspection and packaging
Each batch of Al-Naaman saffron undergoes several stages of laboratory testing to ensure purity, color, and taste, and is then packaged in airtight containers that prevent moisture and maintain quality for a long time. Each package is also labeled with a batch number to ensure traceability within a transparent supply chain.
Uses of saffron
Al-Naaman saffron can be used in preparing Arabic coffee , oriental sweets, rice, and luxurious beverages . A small amount is enough to give it a vibrant color and authentic flavor that expresses the luxury of Saudi hospitality.
conclusion
What distinguishes Al-Naaman saffron is not just its reliable source or its enchanting golden color, but rather its passion for quality and attention to every detail along its journey from farm to your table. Therefore, when you choose Al-Naaman, you are choosing authenticity, purity, and natural luxury in every strand of saffron.