A blue and white medina alley in Sidi Bou Said, framed by bougainvillea

Wind-rippled Saharan sand dunes under a dramatic sky

The minaret and stone colonnade of the Great Mosque of Kairouan at golden hour

White domes overlooking the Mediterranean coast near Sidi Bou Said

A shop of hand-worked brass and glass lanterns in a Tunisian souk

Imported to the United States Since 2006

A Taste of Tunisia, Carried Across the Sea

Olive oil pressed from thousand-year-old groves. Dates grown in Saharan oases. Rugs knotted by hand in Kairouan. We source it direct, and bring it to you whole.

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Our Story, In Brief

Where the Sahara Meets the Sea

Tunisia sits at a crossroads — Roman ruins beside Saharan dunes, Andalusian tilework beside Mediterranean harbors. For nearly two decades, Authentic Tunisia has traveled that crossroads to find the country’s finest food and craft, and bring it home to American tables and shelves, one direct relationship at a time.

Our Goods

Five Signature Flavors of Tunisia

Hand-selected, quality-graded, and sourced direct from the growers and cooperatives who make them. This is the beginning of our wholesale line.

Historic Tunisian architecture, evoking centuries of olive cultivation

Since Roman Times

Olive Oil

Cold-pressed, extra virgin oil from groves that have produced since antiquity.

A Saharan oasis, home to Deglet Nour date palms

Queen of Dates

Deglet Nour Dates

Amber, translucent dates hand-picked from oasis palms in the Djerid.

The fertile orchards of Cap Bon, Tunisia's fruit basket

Cap Bon Orchards

Pomegranates

Ruby-seeded fruit grown in the peninsula the Carthaginians called sacred.

A Tunisian coastal town, near the fishing ports of the north

Mediterranean Catch

Canned Tuna

Hand-packed in olive oil, a coastal tradition going back to Punic salt works.

UNESCO Heritage

Harissa

Sun-dried baklouti peppers, ground by hand in the Nabeul tradition.

An ornate hand-worked white wire birdcage, a traditional Tunisian courtyard fixture

Beyond the Table

Artisan Work, Made By Hand

Margoum rugs knotted thread by thread in Kairouan workshops. Ceramics thrown and painted in Nabeul, glazed in the same blues you see on the mosque domes. Wire-and-wood birdcages, painted bright, hung in courtyards across the country. We work with the families and cooperatives who keep these crafts alive — and we’re building the wholesale relationships to bring their work to the US.

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2006Founded

5Regions Sourced

5Signature Goods

100%Direct-Trade

The Country