
SHG
Khaltse Apricot Preserve SHG
An apricot preserve group connected with orchard fruit handling and small-batch cooking.
View Collective DetailsPantry cluster for roasted barley, grain mixes and everyday Ladakhi food traditions.
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This cluster keeps Ladakhi pantry knowledge visible through roasted barley, grain mixes and household food practices. The work is intentionally small-batch and community-rooted, focusing on clean roasting, careful storage and familiar everyday ingredients. Amaley uses this cluster to connect products with local food identity rather than anonymous commodity sourcing.
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An apricot preserve group connected with orchard fruit handling and small-batch cooking.

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A Kharboo group connected with wild herb preparation and seasonal botanical knowledge.

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A Sankoo collective supporting calming herbal blends using careful cleaning and blending practices.

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A Skurbuchan group bridging orchard produce with traditional Ladakhi pantry products.
Members and producers connected through linked SHGs.

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Yangdol supports Amaley through wild herb handler work linked to Kharboo and the assigned producer group.

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Mingma Dolkar supports Amaley through fruit preserve assistant work linked to Khaltse and the assigned producer group.

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Paldan Choskit supports Amaley through pantry finisher work linked to Skurbuchan and the assigned producer group.
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Small-batch wild apricot jam made from Himalayan orchard fruit with a clean, community-rooted preserve process.
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