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Loralai & Zhob, Balochistan
We don't have a photograph we can honestly say is this variety, so we haven't used one. Ask us on WhatsApp and we'll send a picture of the actual crate before you order.
Bedana
بے دانہ
Bedana literally means seedless, which overstates it: the seed inside each aril is soft enough to chew and swallow rather than truly absent. That single difference changes how the fruit is eaten — no spitting, no picking — and makes it the variety households buy for children and for anyone who finds Kandhari's hard seed tiresome. Sugar is high and acid is low.
- Grown in
- Loralai & Zhob, Balochistan
- When
- September into October
Pomegranate is out of season right now — message us and we'll tell you the week Bedana lands.

Family visual guide
How the types differ
Pomegranate types vary in skin colour, aril depth, seed firmness and sweet-sharp balance.
This is a visual guide to the fruit family, not documentary proof of a specific crate. The traits below identify Bedana; we confirm live stock on WhatsApp.
What sets it apart
- Seed
- Soft — edible, not truly absent
- Arils
- Pale to mid pink
- Taste
- Very sweet, low acid
- Size
- Medium
Best for
- Children
- Salads and raita
- Anyone who dislikes hard seeds
How Bedana is sold
By the crate for households, and by the carton for trade (minimum 4 cartons (≈40 kg)). Variety availability moves within the season — tell us which one you want and we'll confirm what's actually on the floor that week.
Bulk & wholesaleCrate sizes
Same crate sizes across every pomegranate variety. Prices are a starting point and we confirm the day's rate on WhatsApp.
3 KG
8–11 pomegranates (approx.)
Today's rate on WhatsApp
Today's rate confirmed on WhatsApp — fruit prices move with the market.
Order this crate5 KG
14–18 pomegranates (approx.)
Today's rate on WhatsApp
Today's rate confirmed on WhatsApp — fruit prices move with the market.
Order this crateOther pomegranate varieties
3 more we carry, each genuinely different.

Kandhari
Kandhari
The premium anar — heavy fruit, near-black arils, sweetness with a real edge.
Peaks October into November

Desi Danedar
Desi Danedar
Hard-seeded and frankly tart — the one that becomes anardana.
October into November

Loralai Sweet
Loralai Sweet
Bright-skinned, mild and early, weeks before Kandhari arrives.
The early anar — from September
Want Bedana this season?
One message to 0340-1417862 and we'll tell you what's on the floor and what it costs today.


