Buying Medjool dates wholesale comes down to one sum: what a kilo costs once you pick a pack size. The sticker price on a 5kg pack and the sticker price on a single 900g box are hard to compare until you divide. This guide goes through one Malaysian wholesaler's Medjool list, checked in November 2026, pack by pack and grade by grade, so you can see where the money goes before you place a bulk order.
Medjool is the large, very soft date with a rich caramel taste. The variety originated in Morocco. Every Medjool listing on the list used here names Palestine as the origin (some spell it "Palestin"), so that is the stock this article is about.
Medjool dates wholesale prices, sorted by price per kilo
There are nine Medjool listings on the list. Five were in stock when it was checked and four were not. The per-kilo column is the pack price divided by the pack weight.
| Listing | Pack | Price (RM) | RM per kg | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jumbo | 12 × 500g (6kg) | 290 | 48.33 | Out of stock |
| Large | 8 × 1kg (8kg) | 394 | 49.25 | Out of stock |
| Large | 5kg | 250 | 50.00 | Out of stock |
| Premium Jumbo | 5kg | 280 | 56.00 | In stock |
| Jumbo | 12 × 500g (6kg) | 355 | 59.17 | In stock |
| Large | 24 × 250g (6kg) | 355 | 59.17 | Out of stock |
| Jumbo | 8 × 900g (7.2kg) | 448 | 62.22 | In stock |
| Super Jumbo | 5kg | 315 | 63.00 | In stock |
| Jumbo | 900g box | 70 | 77.78 | In stock |
Read the in-stock rows first, because those are what you can actually buy. Among the in-stock packs, the 5kg Premium Jumbo is the cheapest per kilo at RM56. The single 900g box is the most expensive per kilo on the whole list at RM77.78.
The three cheapest lines per kilo were all out of stock. So were all three Large listings.
Grade names on wholesale Medjool
The listings use four grade words: Large, Jumbo, Premium Jumbo and Super Jumbo. These are the importer's own size sorting. They are not an international standard, so one importer's Jumbo need not match another's.
Price does not line up neatly with the grade word either. Two Jumbo listings come in the same 12 × 500g format, one at RM290 and one at RM355. The out-of-stock Large in 24 × 250g packets costs exactly the same per kilo as the in-stock Jumbo in 12 × 500g packets, RM59.17. On this list the grade word alone does not set the price.
The two 5kg grades that were in stock sit RM35 apart. Premium Jumbo is RM280 and Super Jumbo is RM315, which works out to RM7 more per kilo for the Super Jumbo label. Whether that label means bigger fruit on a given shipment is something to ask the supplier and check in the pack, since the list itself does not say.
Pack size and what it does to your cost
For bulk Medjool, the 900g format is the clearest example. The 8 × 900g listing costs RM448, which is RM56 for each 900g packet. The single 900g box costs RM70. That is RM14 more per 900g. Buy eight single boxes and you pay RM560, or RM112 more than the eight-packet listing.
Smaller units do not always cost more per kilo, though. The 12 × 500g Jumbo (RM59.17 a kilo) works out cheaper than the 8 × 900g Jumbo (RM62.22 a kilo). And the Super Jumbo 5kg costs more per kilo than both of those packet listings. Do the division on every option rather than assuming the bigger pack wins.
A few practical sums from the in-stock list:
- RM280 buys the 5kg Premium Jumbo, the lowest in-stock price per kilo.
- RM355 buys 6kg of Jumbo in twelve 500g packets, about RM29.58 a packet.
- RM448 buys 7.2kg of Jumbo in eight 900g packets.
- RM70 buys one 900g box, the only in-stock Medjool listing under 5kg.
If you plan to sell in smaller units, the in-stock packet listings already come split into 500g or 900g packets. If the lowest rate per kilo matters more, the 5kg Premium Jumbo is it. On this list the gap between the 5kg Premium Jumbo and the 8 × 900g Jumbo is RM6.22 a kilo (RM56 against RM62.22).
Sale price against the regular price
Every Medjool listing on the list was on sale when it was checked. The prices above are the sale prices. The markdowns ranged widely:
| Listing | Regular (RM) | Sale (RM) | Cut | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Large 8 × 1kg | 580 | 394 | 32.1% | Out of stock |
| Premium Jumbo 5kg | 400 | 280 | 30.0% | In stock |
| Super Jumbo 5kg | 450 | 315 | 30.0% | In stock |
| 900g box | 90 | 70 | 22.2% | In stock |
| Jumbo 12 × 500g (RM290) | 370 | 290 | 21.6% | Out of stock |
| Jumbo 8 × 900g | 570 | 448 | 21.4% | In stock |
| Jumbo 12 × 500g (RM355) | 450 | 355 | 21.1% | In stock |
| Large 24 × 250g | 420 | 355 | 15.5% | Out of stock |
| Large 5kg | 280 | 250 | 10.7% | Out of stock |
The two in-stock 5kg packs carry the deepest cuts of any in-stock Medjool listing, 30% each. Notice also that the Super Jumbo 5kg and the RM355 Jumbo 12 × 500g share the same regular price of RM450. At sale prices they split to RM315 and RM355. A percentage off tells you less than the final price per kilo, so compare on that.
The older piece on Medjool date prices covers the general factors that affect price.
Planning a Medjool order around the calendar
Demand for dates in Malaysia peaks before and during Ramadan. Hari Raya, weddings (hantaran), kenduri and umrah gifts are the other busy periods.
Four of nine Medjool listings were out of stock when the list was checked in November, including every Large pack. If you are buying Medjool dates wholesale for a Ramadan order and need a specific grade or pack format, check what is in stock early and ask when the next batch is expected.
Middle-East dates are mostly harvested from late summer to autumn, roughly August to November, and new-season stock reaches Malaysia some weeks later. Six of the nine Medjool listings carry "2026" in their names. The list does not explain what that label refers to, so ask the supplier directly if harvest year matters to your buyers.
If you want the background on how the fruit is grown and picked before it is packed, the guide to Medjool growth and harvesting walks through it.
Checking stock before you commit
A few questions are worth asking any supplier of Medjool dates in bulk:
- Which grade and pack format is in stock today, and which is only listed?
- What is the price per kilo once the sale price ends?
- Does the origin on the pack match the origin on the listing?
- What does the year in the product name mean?
For storage once the order arrives, the site's notes on preserving Palestinian Medjool dates cover where to keep them.
Common questions
What is the cheapest way to buy Medjool dates wholesale right now?
On the list checked in November 2026, the 5kg Premium Jumbo at RM280 (RM56 a kilo) was the lowest per-kilo Medjool pack in stock. Three cheaper listings existed but were out of stock.
Is a bigger Medjool pack always cheaper per kilo?
No. The Super Jumbo 5kg costs RM63 a kilo, more than the 12 × 500g Jumbo at RM59.17 and the 8 × 900g Jumbo at RM62.22.
Are Jumbo and Super Jumbo standard sizes?
No. Grade words like Large, Jumbo and Super Jumbo are each importer's own size sorting, not an international standard.
Where do these Medjool dates come from?
All nine listings name Palestine. Medjool as a variety originated in Morocco, and every date sold in Malaysia is imported.
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