Dehydrating fruits has been one of the most common techniques in the human history. It was used for preserving food, accentuating its flavor and maintaining its properties.

Mango, known as the king of tropical fruits, has a long history. It was grown more than 4000 years ago, ranking fifth in the world's largest fruit production.
Formerly, fruits and vegetables were dried in the sun to be able to stock up on food in times of scarcity. Currently there are still areas in Asia where they continue to use this drying technique to dehydrate fruits and vegetables.

Dabiola® ensures the absence of child and forced labor in its cooperatives. Nearly 1 in 10 children are subjected to child labor worldwide. Children should not work in the fields, but in their dreams

Unicef for every child An estimated 151.6 million children are victims of child labor, especially vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. The term “child labor” is often defined as all work that deprives children of their childhood, their potential and their dignity, and that is detrimental to their physical and psychological development.

Our cooperative is committed to the environment. We are conscious of taking care of our land and our people. We contribute to the development of the rural area where different ethnic minorities coexist.