
Azerbaijan
Cool continental highland; long, bright autumns that concentrate sugars before harvest.
- Grapes, apple, walnut
- Aug — Oct
Origins across Iran
Climate, altitude and harvest window change completely between provinces. We source each crop from the region that grows it best — which is why the region matters more than the country name.

Cool continental highland; long, bright autumns that concentrate sugars before harvest.

Humid subtropical strip between the Alborz range and the Caspian; the country's late-season fruit basket.

Semi-arid highland with cold winters and dry autumns — the conditions saffron requires and few places offer.

Arid high plateau with a wide day-to-night temperature range; the origin behind Iran's signature nut export.

Warm temperate valleys with a long growing season, supporting both stone fruit and date production.

An important strawberry-growing region in Iran, known for fresh strawberries with a distinctive aroma and flavour profile.

An important walnut-producing region in western Iran and a relevant sourcing origin for Iranian walnuts.

An agricultural region in central Iran with production of pomegranate and grapes, adding another sourcing origin to PAYA ORIGIN's network.
Eight origins are currently active in the sourcing network. Growing conditions are described qualitatively; harvest windows are indicative and confirmed per season before contracting. Additional regions are assessed and added when a buyer's specification calls for them.
Two orchards in the same province do not produce the same lot. The producer is chosen after the region.
Harvest windows shift year to year with weather. We commit to dates we can actually hold.
New regions enter the network when a specification justifies the assessment work behind them.
Sourcing footprint
Principal sourcing areas per product. Additional regions are used according to season and buyer requirement.
Regions shown are the principal sourcing areas for each product line. Harvest windows vary by variety and growing region; additional regions are used according to season and buyer requirement.
Harvest calendar
Sourcing conversations are easier when both sides are looking at the same calendar. These are the windows we plan against.
Indicative windows for Iranian production, subject to season, region and variety. Greenhouse-grown vegetables are available year-round with seasonal peaks. Confirmed per enquiry.
Capacity at the better producers is committed early. Peak-season volumes are best agreed before the harvest opens, not during it.
The harvest window and your selling season rarely align. Variety choice, storage and switching origin are how we bridge the gap.
Product supplied from storage is available, but it is not identical to a fresh-harvest lot. We tell you which one you are buying.
Send the product, the window and the destination. We will tell you which origin fits — and where the trade-offs are.