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Jordan• Amman

Yousef Nader & Sons Co. Ltd. is a Jordanian company based in Amman on Al Lawzeh Street in Al Yasmin, which describes itself as a wholly owned, full-service distributor of fast-moving consumer goods serving the Jordanian market since 1955. The company says it grew from modest beginnings into a household name with a large market share in the sugar industry and has become the go-to company for well-known local and international brands, with a team of about 250 people spanning sales, logistics, warehousing and marketing. The company states that it operates 34,000 m² of warehousing and storage for food and non-food products, 700 m² of which is refrigerated down to -20°C, located to cover the main cities of Amman, Zarqa, Irbid and the port city of Aqaba. Its fleet of 75 delivery trucks of various types, including 7 refrigerated trucks, operates across Jordan. It says it serves retail, wholesale and food-service segments throughout the Kingdom, takes part in HORECA events, tastings and product launches, and runs a modern packing plant for PE and PP bags of sugar, rice, grains and legumes, as well as vinegar and cooking oils. The company's 2024 catalogue covers sugar and salt; rice; legumes and bulgur; oils and fats (sunflower oil, canola oil, Al-Nabulsi olive oil and vegetable ghee); dairy (Brio triangle and cheddar cheese, Aphrodite Cyprus halloumi and milk powder); tea; seafood (Sunny Sea and Del Mar tuna and sardines, and frozen seafood); and beverages (Caesar and Frutail juices, Bison and Cade energy drinks). Brands shown include Savola's Al Osra sugar, Indus Valley rice, Bragg products from the US, Brownie Brittle, Al Ghazal pasta from Modern Flour Mills, and Cetris. The company also sells its own brands, chiefly New Land, whose catalogue covers canned fruit and vegetables, pickles and olives, sauces and dressings, spices, syrups, breadcrumbs, breakfast cereals and popcorn, and the Nader brand for sugar and rice; the catalogue also features La Casa condiments, canned goods, hot dogs and peanut butter. The company says it was named "Distributor of the Year" and received a "Market Share" award for Al Osra sugar from its partners at Savola Foods; its vision is to be the first choice for food distribution in Jordan, and it lists its values as integrity, excellence, commitment, courage and customer orientation.

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Al Ezz Trading and Distribution Co presents itself as a Syrian FMCG food trading and distribution company headquartered in Damascus. Its website states that it was established in Syria in 2007 and has grown from an FMCG distributor into an importer and distributor of high-quality food products and general merchandise, specialising in food, beverages, oils, fats and sugar for the retail and wholesale markets. It describes its vision as delivering the right products to the right customers on time through a reliable distribution network. The company says it has 4,000 m² of warehouse facilities, a team of 36 people and a truck fleet, and that it covers around 37,000 convenience stores. It serves wholesale, retail, HORECA and traditional channels and publishes coverage rates of 71% for wholesalers, 100% for hyper- and supermarkets, 68% for HORECA and 92% for convenience stores. Its stated coverage area is Damascus, Daraa, Sweida, Aleppo, Idlib, Hama, Homs, Latakia, Tartus, Deir ez-Zor, Raqqa, Hasakah and Qamishli, and it handles market analysis, sourcing, financing, forecasting, purchasing, warehousing, transport and fleet routing in-house. Its portfolio covers food, beverages, oils, fats, sugar and commodities. The site says it works with brands and trading houses including Unilever, Mazola, Durrah Sugar, Aseel, Mumtaz, Unikai, Junet, Ali Cafe, Cargill, Sucden, ED&F Man and Louis D. It shows Saudi-made Mazola oils, ghee, mayonnaise and ranch products, sugar from the Durrah refinery in Yanbu, and Junet and Unikai juices distributed through retail and wholesale channels. The company says that since 2012 it has shifted its focus to staple commodities because of the import ban on most finished products, and now imports about 30,000 tonnes of sugar a year through trading houses such as Cargill and Sucden, from origins including Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, India, the UAE and Brazil, plus about 7,000 tonnes of medium- and long-grain rice a year. The company states that it has launched a packing business under its own private label with a capacity of 7,000 tonnes a year for products such as sugar, rice, bulgur and lentils. Its stated mission is to be a leading FMCG importer and distributor while ensuring quality, value, customer satisfaction and sustainable growth, and it says it aims to strengthen its position among Syria's top distribution companies by importing leading brands and building long-term partnerships with regional and international suppliers.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Nahlah Food Trading is a Saudi company based in the Al Mahjar district of Jeddah. It says it was established in 1993 and over the past three decades has become one of the leading wholesale food suppliers in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, describing itself as "the reliable supplier of wholesale food products" with more than thirty years of experience in the food and beverage sector. The company states that its distribution network covers Saudi Arabia, the Gulf and East Africa, and that it has an office in Ethiopia serving the East African region. It says it serves wholesalers, distributors, major restaurants, hotels, cafés, supermarkets and retail stores, institutions and government entities, offering customised supply solutions to companies and large stores with integrated supply-chain management to keep distribution running across the Kingdom, as well as advice on sourcing options according to market needs. Its products page lists coffee, premium tea, sugar, pulses, grains, rice, canned foods and spices. The company says it supplies coffee, tea and sugar to restaurants and cafés, staple products to supermarkets and retail stores, and bulk quantities to wholesale distributors through supply partnerships. The website does not name specific brands. Nahlah Food says its services include a trademark agency representing international brands in the Saudi and Gulf markets, importing from global markets and exporting Saudi products to regional and international markets, and that it has long-term partnerships with major local and international suppliers. It states that its vision is to be the leading company in wholesale food, that its mission is to contribute to Saudi Vision 2030 and strengthen food security, and that its values are sustainability, teamwork, transparency and innovation.

Trader

Jordan• Amman (Al-Qastal)

Shaban Group states that it was founded in 1945 by Mahmoud Shaban as a small shop called “Shaban Mills” selling rice, sugar, coffee and legumes wholesale, and that in 2000 it formed an independent distribution company with complete storage and packing facilities for rice, sugar, coffee and spices. It owns more than 95,000 m² of land in Al-Qastal (Amman) with offices, factories, silos, warehouses and an automated packing facility; group companies include Mahmoud Shaban and Sons Co. and Millennium for Filling and Packing Co. The group packs in Jordan the rice brands Tiger (American medium grain, 900 g to 25 kg), Tiger Basmati (Indian 1121), Shaban, Kazasha, Falfilihum Blue and Gold, Maharaja, Al Arzeh, Greenhill and Abu Bintain; white sugar under the Shaban, Kazasha and Alarzah brands (1–10 kg); Shaban Oil (700 ml to 3 L); Jameed Shaban liquid jameed; and Al Khadraa canned foul medammes, hummus with tahina, chickpeas, tomato paste and tomato purée. It also markets imported Postman canned goods (tuna, sardines, corn, hot dogs, mushrooms) and partner brands. The group says it is one of the largest market-share holders in commodity trading and distribution in Jordan, with more than 165 trucks and delivery vehicles, 50 sales representatives covering over 95% of outlets, and more than 500 employees. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Trader

Djibouti• Djibouti City

Sparta General Trading FZCO is an import-export company based in the Djibouti Free Zone, exporting Ethiopian coffee (Yirgacheffe, Sidamo, Harrar, Limu), Ethiopian Humera sesame and legumes. It also trades staple foods, including refined white sugar from manufacturers in India and Brazil, parboiled rice and split red lentils produced in India and packed under its EL FATIH label, wheat flour and sunflower oil. From Djibouti it also offers sea freight, container logistics, customs clearance and inland transportation.

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Djibouti• Djibouti

Dania General Trading is a food commodities trading and distribution company founded in Djibouti in 2003 and operating from the Port of Djibouti. It imports sugar, basmati rice, edible oils, lentils and pulses, spices, and wheat and wheat flour from producers in more than 20 countries, including India, Pakistan, Brazil, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, Ukraine, Egypt and the UAE. These commodities are distributed to wholesalers, distributors and retail supply chains in Djibouti, Ethiopia and the wider Berbera region. The company is an importer and distributor, not a manufacturer; its products are of foreign origin.

Manufacturer

Al-Akkad Company for Industry and Trade owns the Syrian brand Sedi Hisham and is based in Al-Adliyah, Rural Damascus, according to the quality certificates published on its website, which now also uses the name 'Sedi Hisham Company for Industry and Trade'. The company states that it owns most of its supply chain, from raw materials through manufacturing and packing to distribution, and that its selected grains are packed on modern machines untouched by hand. Its range covers first cold-pressed virgin olive oil (250 ml up to 16-litre tins) and sunflower oil, vegetable ghee, sheep ghee and cow ghee, plain and pistachio tahini halva and tahini, tomato paste and ketchup, jams, olives of many types (Tephahi, Salkeni, Kalamata-style, sliced, stuffed), makdous, vine leaves, artichokes and pickles, alongside pulses and grains (lentils, chickpeas, fava and other beans, bulgur, freekeh, semolina, kishk), rice, sugar, pasta, tea, zaatar and a wide range of spices and blends, pomegranate molasses, vinegar, orange blossom and rose water, tuna, corn, mushrooms, falafel mix and dried molokhia. Its website displays ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 22000:2018 certificates issued in 2020 by InterCert (Germany) for 'production, trading and filling of olive oil and foodstuff products'. The company states that its products reach Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Germany, Austria, the UK, Malaysia and Australia through more than 30 partners and agents, and it exhibited at Gulfood 2026 in Dubai.

Exporter

Egypt• Alexandria

ElWelely for Agriculture Crops is an Egyptian company based in Alexandria that manufactures, packs, distributes, imports and exports agricultural commodities and food products. It grew from a trading business into a modern processing and packing complex in Borg El-Arab. The complex covers 48,819 m² with six production lines and 50,000 tons of storage capacity, and sits close to Alexandria Port for export shipments. The agricultural crops range covers several products. Rice comes in long-grain, medium-grain and specialty varieties. Wheat flour is supplied for baking and food processing, and refined white sugar and specialty sugars for the food and beverage industries. There are also lentils in several colours and sizes, grains such as wheat, corn and barley, and a selection of spices and seasonings. The company also offers an IQF (individually quick frozen) line available year-round, including strawberries, artichokes, broccoli, cauliflower, pomegranate arils and mango slices. ElWelely also provides services. These include own-label brands with custom packaging, toll (contract) manufacturing in its facilities, and complete export support covering documentation, logistics and compliance. The company states ISO, NFSA, GAFTA and HACCP certification and serves markets including Saudi Arabia, Libya, Europe, Asia and Africa.