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    Are you wondering where to buy dill leaves? FrutPlanet is an established supplier and exporter of fresh produce in Kenya. We have been exporting premium produce for years, and our customers are based in Europe, Australia, the Middle East, and other parts of the globe. To reach the global market, FrutPlanet partners with farmers to help you buy dill online. Request a quote today!

    Dill Growing In Kenya

    Dill farming in Kenya thrives as it requires fertile soil and minimal rainfall. Since the Covid 19, pandemic people embraced healthy lifestyles; hence Kenyan farmers increased dill production. The European market is the second largest for herbs, bringing Ksh153 billion in export money. Dill growing in Kenya is found in Molo, Subukia, Gilgil, Rongai, and Bahati. 

    The world’s largest dill producers include India, with an export value of US $ 139.05M, Germany, US $52.75M, and Kenya, US $ 26.01M. FrutPlanet supplies dill from top-producing countries while adhering to food safety standards. If you are wondering where to buy dill, visit our website today!

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        Dill Leaves Benefits

        Dill leaves are feathery herbs that are loaded with nutritional and therapeutic benefits. It is low in calories and has antioxidant and anti-microbial properties that aid in the healing of wounds. Dill is useful in combating indigestion and flatulence. Moreover, it has essential vitamins that boost immunity and protect the skin. People chew the leaves to get rid of bad breath. Buy dill from FrutPlanet and enjoy the dill health benefits.

        Varieties of Dill Grown In Kenya

        There are different types of dill grown for their flavour. Delikat aromatic dill has thick foliage, grows fast, and yields more than other varieties. Greensleeves dill produces dark green leaves with a sweet flavour and is grown for fresh leaves. 

        Another dill type grown in Kenya is Dukat which is the most popular and has a bright green colour. It grows 80cm tall and is rich in essential oils. The common dill is a type that has aromatic fresh green leaves and grows up to 100cm high. Visit our website and buy the varieties of dill you prefer.

        Dill Leaves Wholesale Prices

        Dill farming in Kenya is profitable as one leaf costs Ksh 25 and Ksh 300 for 250gms of seeds. In 2021 the export value of 6.07tons was US $ 26.01.The prices are set to continue rising with the global surge in demand. However, climatic changes impact the production and market price of dill, which causes the prices to keep fluctuating. A bunch of dills may cost up to Ksh2000 in shopping malls in Kenya.

        When you order dill at FrutPlanet, we ensure that you don’t buy at inflated prices despite the price fluctuations. Buy dill from FrutPlanet and enjoy friendly prices!

        Harvesting Dill, Sorting, And Packaging

        Dill is a fragile crop that requires post-harvesting care, like coolers for storage. At FrutPlanet, we have a team of skilled staff that ensures that harvesting dill is carried out at the right time to preserve the aroma. Our farmers harvest dill leaves tender just before they flower, as more mature leaves lose the potent flavour. We use sharp farm tools like shears to harvest, then sort and clean the dill leaves before packing. We store the dill in a cool and dry place right after harvesting to keep them fresh.

        We pack the fresh dill in small bunches and drape them with food-grade plastic to protect them from drying out. To dry the herbs without bruising them, we use a dehydrator before storing them. The final process of packing before delivery is placing the bunches in cartons lined with polyethylene. We keep the dill-in coolers away from light as they are delicate. We deliver on the same day of harvesting, so freshness is not compromised. 

        FrutPlanet partners with farmers to ensure that dill is grown and harvested under hygienic conditions and standards that are KEPHIS and FDA-certified. Do you know where to buy dill? Contact us and make an order for fresh produce.

        Delivering Bulk Dill Leaves

        FrutPlanet ensures that your bulk dill order reaches you while fresh and in good time. Once harvested, we ship your orders by air to reach you while fresh. In addition, your orders are inspected by international health authorities to ensure quality. We then deliver your order within 2 to 4 days, depending on the destination. We will update you on the progress of the delivery and notify you once the delivery arrives.

        We source our products strictly from trusted farmers who practice proper pest management to reduce contaminants in the products. Would you love to buy dill in bulk? Contact our customer support and get premium produce.

        Frequently Asked Questions About Dill Leaves

        Is dill and soya the same? 

        Indians call dill leaves soya or sowa, also called dill weed. It is an aromatic herb mostly found in Indian cuisine, and the celery family has grown since the olden days.

        How do you harvest dill herb? 

        To harvest dill, please wait until it has 4 to 5 leaves, then take sharp scissors and cut the mature ones first. Ensure you pick the leaves just before the flowers bud, as they are the most flavourful.

        When should dill be harvested? 

        The dill herb is ready for harvesting after 6 to 8 weeks of planting. Harvest early in the morning, and keep the stems in water to keep them from drying.

        Where can dill be found? 

        Although dill is originally from the Mediterranean, it is widely found in India, Pakistan, European countries, Egypt, and Kenya. It is an annual herb found in warm climates.

        What is dill called in English? 

        Dill is known as Lao coriander in English. It is a feathery herb whose seeds and leaves are edible and have a unique taste. Dill adds flavour to salads, soups, and fish dishes.

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