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Jordan• Amman

Fareed Khalaf Sons' Company, known as Khalaf Stores, says it is one of the oldest and most prominent company names in the Jordanian market. It was founded in 1952 by Fareed Khalaf Senior in the old town centre of Amman as Fareed Khalaf Stores, which the company describes as Jordan's first self-service retail outlet, importing brands for its store as well as distributing them across the country. In the early 1960s it became an official distributor of fast-moving consumer goods, and in 1994 it spun off its retail outlets to focus on distributing leading brands; its name was amended in 1991 to Fareed Khalaf Sons' Company - Khalaf Stores, and it is managed by the next generations. The company says it started with 12 employees and now has more than 200, with its headquarters on Airport Road at the Madaba exit in Amman. The company says its core business is FMCG distribution across Jordan through more than six channels: retail, wholesale, institutions, airlines and airports, quick-service restaurants and HoReCa. It runs a fleet of different sizes with dry, chilled and frozen capabilities and warehouses in Amman (a main warehouse next to its headquarters with dry, chilled and frozen storage, a second dry store, a third cold store and a bonded warehouse), in Irbid serving the north with dry, chilled and frozen facilities, and in Aqaba within the special economic zone. It says it installed solar panels that generate enough power to run its storage facilities and headquarters. The company's brands page shows a large number of food brands, including McCain frozen potatoes, Quaker, John West, Green Giant, Betty Crocker, Old El Paso, Nature Valley, Président, Régilait, Halibna, Bega, Gold Medal, Tabasco, Sweet'N Low, Rauch, Mackays, Lakrids by Bülow, LAAN, Duru, Lavina, Figaro, Aunt Betty, Neptuna, Al Aloul, Zwan, Pure South New Zealand meat and Doux poultry. Its partners page names Nestlé, PepsiCo International, General Mills, Groupe Lactalis, Zwanenberg, Alliance Farmers' Produce, Belgomilk and Nordex Food. The company says Nestlé appointed it in 2004 as exclusive distributor to manage the Nespresso business in Jordan; in 2008 it set up the subsidiary Superbrands for Trading and Investment for this business, which opened Jordan's first Nespresso boutique in 2013 together with an e-commerce platform and now has points of sale in Um Uthaina, City Mall, Taj Mall and Abdali Mall, serving the Nespresso Classic line for homes and Nespresso Professional for offices, hotels, cafés and restaurants. In 2017 General Mills granted Superbrands the franchise for Häagen-Dazs ice cream. The company sums up its values as people, integrity, passion, trust and brand building together with its partners.

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Jordan• Amman

Al Zanbaka Est. presents itself as a leading full-service distributor of fast-moving consumer goods in Jordan, based on Zeid Ben Ad Dathenah Street in Al-Muqabalain, Amman. The company says it was established in 1971 as the Ali Diab Al Zoubi Company and renamed Al Zanbaka in 1991; its logo today carries the name Hesham Ali Diab Al-Zoubi & Partners Co. with the words 'Since 1971'. The company says its team of over 200 people works in management, sales and marketing, warehousing and distribution, and that it covers one of the largest retail, foodservice and wholesale networks in Jordan, serving more than 5,000 clients including hypermarkets, large grocery stores, mini markets, wholesale outlets, hotels, restaurants and cafés, and van sales. It has an 8,000 m² dry warehouse, a 3,000 m² chilled and frozen warehouse and a 2,000 m² sorting and repackaging facility, a fleet of 31 delivery trucks, 8 vans and 35 sales vehicles, and cites over 700 SKUs. The company says it represents over 30 agencies in food and non-food categories; its brands page shows American Garden, Pasta Zara, Weetabix, Mission, Hero, Sweet Baby Ray's, Alpen, Ken's Foods, Acorsa olives, Domino sugar, Anjar, Mother's Recipe, Ajinomoto, Cantadora, Pastificio Bragagnolo, Özmen Un, Polen Gıda and Anker Food, and its profile also names Dupont d'Isigny and Chico. It describes itself as a leader in nuts, dried fruits and pulses, procuring almonds, walnuts, pistachios, cashews, hazelnuts, pine nuts, pumpkin seeds and pecans from the United States, Chile, Vietnam and Eastern Europe. Its agro-commodities page lists suppliers including Setton Farms, La Nogalera, Chase Pecan, Horizon Nut, Crain Walnut, Victor Packing, Hoang Son and Long Son. The company sums up its approach as commitment to client satisfaction, target- and results-oriented work, transparency to build trade confidence, and control of the supply chain from source to warehouse to delivery. It also carries non-food brands such as Royal Oak charcoal and cat food, not covered on this page.

Alkadori Trading is a Syrian company based in Damascus. It states that since 2010 it has been a trusted name in importing and distributing premium food products from leading markets in Europe and the Arab region, bringing the finest global brands to Syria. It describes its vision as becoming the leading importer and distributor of global food brands in Syria, recognised for quality, variety and excellence. The company says it has a strong nationwide distribution network and advertises fast delivery across all of Syria, working hours from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and round-the-clock customer support. Its website includes an Arabic and English online store that lists its products by category and by brand, and it states that its portfolio includes more than 500 products. The company says it supplies non-alcoholic beverages (hot drinks, juices and energy drinks), cakes and biscuits, and premium chocolates; its store lists beverages, chocolates, chocolate jars and spreads, corn flakes, coffee, chips and biscuits. Listed brands include Coca-Cola, Pepsi, 7UP, Mountain Dew, Dr Pepper, Canada Dry, Red Bull, Gatorade, Perrier and Lipton Ice Tea for drinks; Cadbury, Dairy Milk, Kinder, Ferrero Rocher, Nutella, Milka, Toblerone, and Nestlé's KitKat, Lion, Crunch, Smarties, Nesfit, 1927 and Damak, plus Mars, Snickers, Twix, Bounty, Galaxy, Milky Way, Maltesers, M&M's, Skittles, Chupa Chups, duplo, hanuta, Knoppers and Fry's for chocolate and confectionery; Oreo and Biscoff biscuits; Jif peanut butter; Nakd bars; Nestlé breakfast cereals; Davidoff coffee; and Cheetos and Takis chips. The company lists among its strengths quality imports and a wide selection of international products sourced from Europe and the Arab region, daily deals on global brands, and nationwide delivery. It says its aim is to connect its customers with the world's finest non-alcoholic beverages, chocolates, biscuits and snacks, and to be the number one choice for consumers across Syria in accessibility, reliability and global standards. The website does not mention quality certifications or private-label brands of its own.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

House of Caterer Trading (Dar Al-Mamoun) is a Saudi company based on Al Nahda Road in the Al Rabwah district of Riyadh. It describes itself as a company specialised in importing and distributing healthy food products, and states that it is one of the leading importers and distributors of diverse food products in Saudi Arabia, active in import and distribution for more than thirty years. The company says it distributes its products through wholesale and through branches in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Jazan, serving major markets, cafés, restaurants, pharmacies and health-food centres, alongside its online store Newlysa.com, with what it describes as full coverage of all regions of the Kingdom and the Gulf countries. The catalogue on its website covers breakfast cereals, spices, flavourings, sauces and oils, beverages, spreads and snacks. Brands it says it is the agent for include the American spice brand Badia (more than seventy items listed), the American organic candy and gummy brand Yum Earth, the Italian cereal brand Vitabella (corn flakes and rice crisps), Peanut Butter & Co peanut butters, the British organic tea house Higher Living, Graci granola and muesli, the Italian organic baby fruit-purée brand Frulla, Hey Baby baby biscuits, Benlian corn and rice crisps, Mister Free'd gluten-free tortilla chips, Broderick's and Flap Jack sweet bakes and oat bars, Nuti Light hazelnut spreads, Hilltop Canadian maple syrup, Rayner's flavourings, Renjie Arabic spice blends, Aroma Bahrain pickles and relishes, and Amazon hot sauces. The company also lists its own private labels: Lono (organic ketchup, mustard and tomato sauce, light mayonnaise and oats), Kidzy (children's cereals and snacks), Duna Coffee (instant coffee, capsules and plant-based drinks), Mr. Choco (hazelnut chocolate spread) and All Health (cooking-oil sprays). It states that its vision is to raise community lifestyles by making healthy, reliable food available in every home in the Kingdom and the Gulf, and that its mission is to offer a curated selection of global brands through smart distribution solutions and modern online platforms.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Basamh Trading Company (BTC) is a Jeddah-based FMCG distributor founded in 1948 by Ahmed Saeed Basamh. It says it has been enhancing daily life in Saudi Arabia for over 75 years and has grown from an essential distributor into an expansive network that delivers products into consumers' hands where they shop. It is part of the Basamh Group, which also includes Specialized Food Services (SFS), GoodyCo and Thokoman Foods in South Africa; the group states that BTC was ranked the 3rd largest food distributor and the 4th largest FMCG distributor in Saudi Arabia in a 2021 Nielsen study. The group website says BTC serves wholesalers, retailers, pharmacies, distribution centres and e-commerce platforms through more than 15,000 retail outlets and 15+ locations in the Kingdom, with 36 FMCG categories and 600+ items. The company offers go-to-market solutions covering distribution, warehousing and supply-chain management, using systems such as SAP for van distribution management and ShelfR for shelf-share analysis. It is building advanced distribution hubs in Jeddah and Riyadh under Project OWN, and reported a supervisor development programme reaching 56 supervisors across nine cities. Its retail partners include Danube, Bin Dawood, Tamimi, Othaim, Panda, LuLu, Carrefour, Spar, noon, Amazon, Nahdi and Al-Dawaa. Its leading principals include General Mills brands (Nature Valley, Betty Crocker, Old El Paso and Bugles), Jordans and Dorset Cereals breakfast cereals, Perrier water and Al Wazir olive oil, alongside S.C. Johnson cleaning and pest-control brands. The company says that in 2026 it strengthened its confectionery and snacking platform with new partners Adam Foods (Spain), Nabati (Indonesia) and Storck (Germany), and that with Storck it achieved record market share and distribution growth in Q1 2026. The group website says BTC holds multi-decade exclusive distribution agreements with General Mills and S.C. Johnson, as well as manufacturing joint ventures. The company also shows Goody, Treva and Cofique, brands of its sister company GoodyCo. It quotes the director of the Al Wazir brand saying Al Wazir was one of the first commercial olive-oil brands in the Saudi market over 60 years ago and became a household name thanks to the partnership with BTC. The company states its vision is to be the expert of choice in go-to-market solutions for consumer goods in Saudi Arabia, and the group says BTC was ranked among the top 10 distributors in Asia by Asia Business Outlook in 2022.

Jordan• Amman

Interbrands is the Jordanian affiliate of the Lebanese Fattal Group, whose website now appears under the name TAMINA. It is based in Amman, in Abu Alanda on the Ring Road, Al Ayoubin Street, Interbrands Building No. 12. The group's Jordan page says Interbrands holds a significant share of the fast-moving consumer goods market in Jordan and has gained the respect and confidence of multinational suppliers. Group news reports that in May 2025 Interbrands celebrated 25 years of presence in Jordan with a gala dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel Amman. The company states that its distribution network covers modern trade (supermarket chains), traditional trade and groceries, wholesalers, pharmacies, the hotel, restaurant and café (HORECA) sector, and cosmetic shops. The parent group presents itself as operating in nine countries — Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, the UAE, Algeria, Egypt, France and Cyprus — and cites, at group level, 27,000 customers, 82,000 SKUs, 100,000 square metres of warehouses and 500 suppliers across four business segments. In consumer goods in Jordan, the group page lists among the "partners we represent" the food brands Lindt & Sprüngli chocolate, Sante breakfast cereals, Krynica Vitamin drinks and Rawnaq Al Khaleej Food Industries, alongside non-food partners such as Coty, Kenvue, Reckitt, Mirato and Giant Industrial Group (GIG). The Jordan appliances page also lists Conair and Helen of Troy. Group news notes that Interbrands received Mirato's Highest Growth Award for the MENA region for 2024, an appreciation award from Giant Industrial Group marking six years of partnership, and that it took part in an Amman Chamber of Commerce meeting on improving the investment environment. The group says it was listed in 2025 among Forbes Middle East's Top 100 Arab Family Businesses.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Ismail Ali Abudawood Trading Co. Ltd. (IATCO) is the trading and distribution company of the Abudawood Group, headquartered in Jeddah. The group's website describes it as a prominent trading company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia specialising in the import, distribution and marketing of high-quality consumer goods, playing a key role in connecting international brands with the Saudi market. The site states that Sheikh Ismail Abudawood founded Abudawood in 1935 as a modest venture, after which the group moved into manufacturing through a joint venture with Procter & Gamble and collaborations with companies such as Clorox. The site says IATCO focuses on distribution, logistics and retail solutions, using its extensive network and market knowledge to deliver products efficiently to retail stores, wholesalers and other partners. The group offers key account management, retail sales, van sales to small and remote outlets, logistics (storage and transport) and in-store merchandising. At group level it cites 260,000+ stores covered, 4,000+ employees, 1,500+ vehicles and 80 million+ cases delivered annually. The head office is in Al Muhammadiya District, Jeddah, and the distribution centre in An Nakhil District, Jeddah. The site states that IATCO's portfolio spans several industries, including fast-moving consumer goods, household products, personal care, and food and beverages, and that it works with leading global brands to keep them available in the Saudi market. On the partners page the Quaker brand is shown for Saudi Arabia — the only food brand the site attributes to the Saudi market; the other food brands on that page, such as Ferrero, Kellogg's, Hershey's, Dr. Oetker, Panzani, Dilmah and Agthia, are attributed to the group's Bahrain market, and Nestlé to Egypt. The Saudi partner list on the site also includes non-food brands such as Procter & Gamble, Clorox, 3M and Cosmaline. The group describes its mission as collaborating with those who dare to dream and innovate, and its values as: we deliver, we respect, we own, we partner, we dare, we grow.

Egypt• Cairo

Lino Oats is a brand of 4A Nutrition for Food Industries, based in Cairo, Egypt. The brand offers premium Australian oats packed in Egypt, and its stated mission is to help people live a healthier lifestyle. The Lino range covers rolled oats, oat bran, muesli, granola cereal and granola bars, corn flakes, oat rings, oat pasta, oat soup and oat cappuccino, as well as bake mixes, biscuits, peanut butter and protein bars. The company describes its products as a source of energy that is rich in fibre and low in fat. They are sold through physical stores and online platforms, and a separate business channel serves trade customers.

Manufacturer

Turkey• Gaziantep

Tat Food is a Turkish food manufacturer founded in 2022 in Gaziantep's 1st Organized Industrial Zone. It draws on TAT Makarna, a pasta maker active since 1978. The company processes its own raw materials in a fully integrated plant covering 5,000 m², of which 3,000 m² is enclosed. Under the Viva brand it produces breakfast cereals: classic and honey corn flakes, chocolate corn-and-wheat balls (Choco Woo), fruity corn-and-wheat rings (Fruity Woo) and honey balls (Honey Woo). Packs come in 250 g, 375 g, 450 g, 500 g, 700 g and 1 kg, plus a ready-to-eat 36 g corn flakes cup. For industrial customers the company supplies corn semolina (Tip 98, Tip 101, Tip 103 and Tip 108), corn flour and corn bran, all made from non-GMO corn. Low-fat Tip 103 semolina is used in brewing, including gluten-free beer. The corn flour goes into bread, cereal blends, sauces and pasta. Tat Food also makes rice, corn and wheat puffs for the food industry in colors and sizes to order. These include plain, cocoa and colored puffed rice in 3-4 mm, 3-7 mm, 4-5 mm and 6-7 mm sizes, as well as bulgur flakes. Puffs can be made sweet or savory.

Morocco

Complexe Alimentaire Zine (CALZ) is a subsidiary of Morocco's Zine Capital Invest group, specialized in producing couscous, pasta and instant noodles under the Alitkane brand; the parent group also operates in cereals, flour and oils.

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Lebanon

Daher International Food Company (DIFCO Group) is a Lebanese firm and a leading manufacturer of breakfast cereals, cereal bars and baked salty snacks, owning brands such as Poppins and Snips and exporting to dozens of countries.