Tunisia is a major producer and exporter of dates around the globe. The majority of date palms are found in the districts of Kébili, Tozeur, and Gabès, where the environment is ideal for palms to produce exquisite dates. In the world, there are hundreds of date kinds that are grouped into groups: soft, semi-dry, and dry depending on how wet is the date. The most common date in Tunisia is Deglet Nour, which means "finger of light." Other common dates are Allig, Khouat Allig, and Kenta. Dates are an extremely versatile fruit. There are several items available that are derived directly from date fruits, including honey, vinegar, syrup, oils, and powders. Date palm may also be utilised as a const
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