Alard Palestine Agre-products
West Industrial Zone, Beit Iba
Nablus, Palestine
Al’Ard Palestinian Agri-Products Ltd. is an innovative and dynamic company offering a wide range of high-quality agricultural products from Palestine. Established in 2008, Al’Ard believes in the principles of social investment and is a member of the International Fair Trade Association.
We focus on empowering, supporting, and encouraging the Palestinian farmers in under-invested developing communities to utilize the Palestinian agricultural potential. We provide them with tools, training and knowledge to produce high quality premium products that can compete in international markets.
In a small farming community called Jeet where everyone farms olives, is Mohammad, one of our far...
Rehbi is one of our farmers and also a founding member of his local olive oil cooperative in a sm...
This is Othman with his seventh child of eight, Hala. She doesn’t know it yet, but sh...
Za'atar taste with pita just zooms the olive oil out the door. What a heavenly combo (NOT surprising--it all comes from the Holy Land!)
Nicholas Westbrook
Susan Shamieh "The Bride"
The wedding was great. The favors were a hit. Thanks for a great product.
A few weeks ago, I got a very special gift, a bottle of the most exquisite organic extra virgin olive oil from the ancient olive trees of Palestine.
I really couldn't get a photo that does the bottle or the oil justice, but you can see how golden and yet tinged with a hint of green the oil is. And the taste, frankly, I can't find the words to describe how delicious it is, earthy and rich are two adjectives that come to mind. The aroma, texture and taste are truly sensual.
This is a special olive oil... one that would be fantastic with a splash of good balsamic and some fresh, crusty baguettes. I was going to make a simple salad that I would normally add a sherry vinegar or apple cider vinegar dressing, but this time I let the oil dictate the dressing. I wanted nothing to overshadow it … Now I think I'm off to buy another baguette to do some dipping.
Ruth Daniels