Sham Garden Extra Dried Apricot Paste

Sham Garden Extra Dried Apricot Paste, also known as Qamar al-Din, is a traditional Middle Eastern delicacy made from sun-dried apricots. This specific product is manufactured in Syria, a region historically celebrated for its apricot orchards and the production of this concentrated fruit leather. It is commonly reconstituted with water to create a thick apricot drink during Ramadan or used as a base for various confections.

The brand Sham Garden is a well-known label specializing in traditional Levantine food products. It is owned and operated by the International Food Agency, a company that facilitates the export of Syrian food products to international markets, including North America and Europe. The brand emphasizes authentic regional flavors and traditional processing methods, such as treating the fruit with sulfur dioxide to preserve its vibrant orange color and prevent spoilage during shipping.