ALHAMZA FZE General Trading

ALHAMZA FZE presents itself as a dynamic general trading company registered in the Djibouti Free Zone under the Djibouti Free Zone Authority, with its address on Rue de Venice, Djibouti. It says it acts as the bridge between international manufacturers and the growing African consumer market, specialising in the supply of food items, construction materials and sports equipment across the continent. Its site carries a message from its founder and managing director, Imran Muhammad Ilyas, who calls Djibouti "the heartbeat of East African commerce". The company says it draws on a deep understanding of local logistics, customs clearance and regional demand, and handles freight, customs and last-mile delivery. It says its heart is in Djibouti and its eyes are on Ethiopia, that it extends global manufacturers' reach into the Ethiopian highlands, Somalia and South Sudan, and that it has sourcing partners across Asia, the Middle East, America, Brazil and Europe. It lists the industries it serves as wholesale distributors and retailers, hotel and restaurant chains (HoReCa), government and private infrastructure projects, sports clubs and schools, and real estate developers. Its services cover product sourcing, trade solutions, customs clearance, logistics and shipping and documentation support, with FOB and CIF delivery. In food, the company shows ICUMSA 45 refined white sugar in 50 kg bags under the Al Khaleej Sugar, Renuka, Shri Dutt, Parrys, Grupo Bazan and Mitr Phol names; basmati rice (1121, Pusa and traditional) and parboiled rice; palm, sunflower and corn cooking oils in 1, 3 and 5 L packs and 10 and 20 L jerrycans; red, green, brown, yellow and French lentils; green Arabica and Robusta coffee beans; all-purpose, whole-wheat and bread flour; milling wheat; full-cream and skimmed milk powder; and pink Himalayan salt. Alongside these it supplies construction materials and hotel-room supplies. The company states its vision as becoming the most trusted supply-chain partner for general trade in the Horn of Africa, and its mission as empowering African businesses and communities with reliable access to high-quality essentials at competitive prices. It says it is committed to goods that meet international quality standards, transparent pricing with no hidden surprises and on-time delivery, and its profile states that its products meet ISO, HACCP and food-safety standards where applicable, with flexible packaging from retail-ready packs to bulk industrial shipments.