Sachets, carton packs, and bulk beads dispatched to Peshawar from our Karachi factory. Dry fruit clumps, wood moves, and polished stone stains, and all three start with moisture that a pack in the carton can hold.
Product fit, the details we need to quote, the documents that ship with an order, and how to place one.
Peshawar is the country's dry-fruit trading hub. Product that takes up moisture in storage clumps, softens, and grows mould, and it happens in the warehouse long before it happens in transit. Packs go in the carton or outer pack, not in contact with the food.
Crated stone travelling with damp packing material stains and clouds at the polished face. The moisture usually comes from the timber and the packaging rather than the stone, which is exactly what a desiccant in the crate addresses.
Wood moves with humidity. Joints open, veneer lifts, and a finished piece that travelled through a wet season arrives with defects that were not there at dispatch.
Traders holding mixed stock through a season buy larger packs and loose beads by the kilogram and replace them on a schedule rather than trying to dry them in place.
Say what is in the carton or crate and how long it will sit. Storage time matters more here than transit distance.
Cartons take packs from the packet range; traders and repackers buy loose beads in 25kg bags; and cost-tier crates often use activated clay packs instead. Published PKR rates are on the pricing page, and the calculator turns a carton size into a quantity.
Use these size ranges as an RFQ starting point. Final sizing depends on carton volume, product sensitivity, route humidity, storage time, and whether the buyer needs sachets, bags, or bulk beads.
Best when desiccant sits inside the unit pack and needs clean insertion during packing.
Use when carton-level protection matters more than unit-level insertion.
Quote by kg, pallet, recurring monthly volume, bead grade, and export packing requirement.
Confirm packet text, warning copy, material, carton labels, MOQ, and document requirements early.
WhatsApp is the fastest route, and three lines are enough.
Dry fruit, stone, wood, or mixed stock, and roughly the carton or crate size.
Weeks in a warehouse needs a different quantity from days in transit. Storage time is the number most enquiries leave out.
There is no minimum, and a monthly figure earns the volume rate on the first order.
Published rates are per piece; your rate moves with size, quantity, and packing. Send these and the Karachi desk replies with a firm price, usually within the hour in business hours.
Include product format, quantity, destination, Incoterms, private-label needs, and document requirements so the buying conversation starts with useful data.
Move from search intent into the product, export, document, or quote page that matches the buyer need.
Short answers for search snippets and procurement teams comparing suppliers.
No. Manufacturing and stock are in Karachi, and orders for Peshawar are packed there and dispatched by road. There is no DryGelWorld office or stock point in KPK.
Not on our documentation. Food-contact certification is not held, so packs go in the carton or outer packaging rather than in direct contact with the product. If your buyer requires food-contact material, confirm that before ordering.
It follows carton air volume and storage time rather than the weight of the fruit. Most master cartons take 10g to 50g, and stock that will sit for weeks needs more than stock moving straight out.
It controls the humidity in the crate, which is what stains and clouds a polished face when timber packing is damp. It cannot dry stone or timber that was crated wet.
No. There is no minimum order quantity, and trial quantities are supplied before any bulk commitment.
By road from Karachi. Most buyers nominate their own transporter or courier account; delivery can also be arranged from our side and quoted separately, with transit confirmed against the carrier.
