Berries are highly valued for their taste and health benefits, as they are rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and fiber. Africa has increasingly become a major producer of blueberries, strawberries, and blackberries—all of which are exported globally. These berries are grown in various African regions, especially in countries like South Africa and Kenya.

In addition to tropical and temperate fruits, Khyrat Al Qadarif General Trading LLC also exports a variety of seasonal fruits that are grown during specific times of the year. These can include a wide range of fruits depending on the season and growing region.

Africa’s grape-growing regions are known for producing high-quality table grapes, especially from South Africa and Zimbabwe. Grapes are harvested in large quantities during the Southern Hemisphere's summer months and are exported fresh or dried as raisins. The country’s unique climatic conditions ensure a longer growing season, allowing for high-quality exports.

Citrus fruits are a staple in many African countries, with South Africa, Egypt, and Morocco being some of the largest producers. Citrus fruits, such as oranges, lemons, grapefruits, and mandarins, are known for their vibrant, tangy flavor and are packed with Vitamin C, making them popular for both fresh consumption and juice production.

Cherries are a premium fruit with a short harvesting season, typically produced in high-altitude regions. Africa’s South Africa and Zimbabwe are some of the leading producers of cherries, with a production season that overlaps with the Northern Hemisphere's off-season, making African cherries highly sought after in global markets.