Corporate dry fruit gifting

Dry fruits make a good company gift: for employees at Diwali, for clients, for a team that had a good year. Choose the packs on this page, order them on the website in the quantity you need, and hand them out at the office.

What to choose

A company order starts from the packs on this page and the shelves behind them.

• Which dry fruits. The classic kaju, badam and kishmish, something with pista and akhrot (walnut) for senior clients, or dates and anjeer for a gift that feels less expected.
• Which grade. Super Cashew and Mamra Badam Jumbo where the gift has to look generous, everyday grades where the count is large and the budget is tight.
• Pack size. Smaller packs of more varieties, or fewer, fuller ones.
• Budget per head. Settle the figure you have per person first, then pick the grade and weight that fit it. Each pack shows its price before you add it to the cart.
• Quantity. Add as many packs as you need to one order, whether it is a few gifts for a small office or a larger run for the whole company.

How ordering works, step by step

1. Choose the dry fruits and pack sizes from this page or the full shelves.
2. Add them to the cart in the quantity you need.
3. Sign in at checkout with your mobile number and a one-time code, and enter the delivery address.
4. Pay online through Razorpay.
5. We weigh, seal and dispatch the order, and you can track it from your account.

Payment is online; we do not take cash on delivery. Delivery is free on every order, and orders start at ₹1,000.

Diwali gifts for employees on a set budget

Most companies start with a figure per employee, often somewhere under ₹1,000 or under ₹2,000. Both work well with dry fruits, because weight and grade are easy to adjust without the gift looking cut down.

At the lower end, a good gift is usually two or three varieties in modest packs: a whole cashew, a sound almond, a raisin or a date. Whole, fresh nuts make it read as a proper gift.

With more room per person, you can add pista, walnut kernels or anjeer, move up a grade, or make the packs fuller. The budget changes what goes in, not how carefully it is packed.

Rates move through the season, and our product pages show today’s prices.

Why dry fruits suit a corporate gift

• They keep. Unlike sweets, a sealed pack of nuts and raisins stays good for weeks in a cool, dry place, so nobody has to eat it the same evening.
• They suit most diets. Dry fruits are vegetarian and fit most family and fasting customs, which matters when the gift goes to a large, mixed team. For anyone who cannot eat nuts, a pack of dates or anjeer is an easy swap.
• They feel generous. Whole cashews, good almonds and pista look like what they are. There is no size to guess, and it all gets eaten.

Client gifts that need to look considered

For clients and senior people, fewer varieties at a higher grade usually say more than a large assortment. Mamra almonds, the larger whole cashews, Pista Kernels and soft Medjool Dates all fit here.

Our notes on kaju grades and on Mamra and Californian almonds explain what the grades mean, or browse the full dry fruits shelf.

Order early before Diwali

Diwali falls in October or November, and the weeks just before it are busy for us and for every courier. For a company order, place it a few weeks ahead of the date you need.

Roasted and masala nuts are best bought close to giving, so if your mix includes them, order those last. For more on what to put in a festive box, read our Diwali dry fruit gift box guide.

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