About Us
Learn about our heritage and commitment to quality
Leading Dried Apricot Exporter Since 1985
Founded in 1985 in Malatya, Turkey — the dried apricot capital of the world — IFS Food has grown into one of Turkey's leading dried apricot exporters and dried apricot suppliers. Our journey as a dried apricot exporter spans over four decades of dedication to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction.
Today, our modern 12,000 sqm dried apricot processing facility in Malatya is equipped with state-of-the-art technology. As one of the top dried apricot suppliers in Turkey, we process over 10,000 metric tons of dried apricot annually, serving clients in 50+ countries across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.
Quality is a Lifestyle and Culture
Our approach to business is built on four pillars of safety and excellence.
Product Safety
Rigorous quality control at every stage of production ensures only the finest apricots reach our customers.
Service Safety
Personalized attention to each client's requirements with timely communication and reliable logistics.
Company Structure
Strong organizational framework with experienced professionals in food engineering, quality management, and international trade.
Internationally Certified Quality
Our facility meets the highest international food safety and quality standards.
IFS Food
International Featured Standards for food safety and quality. One of the most recognized food safety standards globally.
ISO 22000
International standard for food safety management systems, ensuring safe food throughout the supply chain.
HACCP
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points — systematic approach to food safety and risk management.
Organic
Certified organic production complying with EU Organic, USDA Organic, and other international organic standards.
BRC Food Safety
Global standard for food safety providing a framework for managing product safety, quality, and operational criteria.
GlobalGAP
Good Agricultural Practices certification ensuring sustainable and safe agricultural production.