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Turkey• Istanbul

Aloted International Trade is an Istanbul-based company (Beylikdüzü) that exports a wide range of food and beverage products. Its catalogue covers sweets — chocolate, biscuits, wafers, chewing gum and candy — and beverages — tea, coffee, soft drinks and energy drinks — with items from well-known brands such as Mars, Nestlé, Ferrero, Coca-Cola and Lipton, as listed on the company's website. The company has taken part in international trade fairs, including WorldFood Istanbul, Sweet Snack Dubai, Gulf Food Dubai and ISM Cologne.

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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

AlMoaserah Alarabeyeh for Food Distribution presents itself as one of the leading food distribution companies in the Jordanian market, specialised in the hotel, restaurant and café (HoReCa) sector, with its head office in Amman. Its logo carries the Arabic name Al-Moaserah Al-Arabiya with the letters A.C.C, and its site gives working hours of Saturday to Thursday, 8 am to 5 pm. The company says its main customers are coffee shops, hospitals and hotels, spread mainly across the capital, Amman. Its website offers a form for placing orders, requesting price offers and contacting the administration. The site states that the company is the exclusive agent for Bonini Italian coffee and the exclusive agent for Gimoka Italian coffee, and under these agencies it lists coffee beans, ground coffee and capsules compatible with Nespresso and Dolce Gusto machines. Besides coffee, its product list includes frozen poultry, meat, seafood, vegetables and fruits; canned food; grains, spices and dried fruits; dairy products; oils and shortenings; and beverages, as well as non-food items: plastic and paper packaging for food and delivery, and cleaning and disinfection products. The company sums up its mission as helping its clients grow their businesses, its values as honesty, fast response and 'our customer is always right', and its vision as 'value for money' — making customers get more than what they pay for. The site does not state a founding year or details of warehouses or fleet; its footer copyright dates from 2020.

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Jordan• Amman

Transmed Jordan is the Jordanian arm of the Transmed group, headquartered in Amman in the Al Qastal Industrial Area of south Amman, off the Airport Highway. The group's Jordan page states that Transmed Jordan was established in 1977, and its "Our Story" section says Transmed expanded its activities and portfolio to Jordan in 1977, two years after entering the Gulf region. The group describes itself as a distribution company headquartered in Dubai, founded in 1943 in Beirut, and as one of the largest and fastest-growing FMCG distributors, operating in the Levant, the Gulf, Africa and Europe. The Jordan page shows a coverage map with the head office in Amman, distribution markets served by Transmed Jordan in Irbid, Ajloun, Jerash, Mafraq, Zarqa, Madaba and Aqaba, and distribution partners in Balqa, Karak, Tafilah and Ma'an. The company says its distribution centre in Jordan achieved ISO 22000:2018 certification for distribution, storage and third-party logistics (3PL) services for dry, chilled and frozen food products. The group says it covers the full value chain, from logistics and sales to promotion, customer management, marketing and merchandising. According to its page, Transmed Jordan's portfolio consists of food and non-food products, with key food brands in Jordan such as Mars, Perfetti, McVitie's and Ülker. The Jordan brand list shows Mars, Snickers, Twix, Galaxy, Bounty, M&M's and Maltesers chocolate; Mentos, Chupa Chups, Fruittella, Smint and Babol confectionery; Tilda rice; Afia oil; Najjar and Jacobs coffee; Ristorante frozen pizza; Emborg; Master Chips; Crew's and Sysco. Its non-food lines include Clorox, Selpak and Mattel toys. The page lists Transmed's partners in Jordan as Mars Incorporated, Pladis Global, Savola, Bunge, Dr. Oetker, Tilda, Najjar, Jacobs, Uhrenholt, Sysco, Difco Group, Nutzz and Crew's. The group sums up its dream as being "the best partner for building brands that people love" and says it represents global companies such as Mars, Kellogg's, Danone, Ferrero, Dr. Oetker, Perfetti, Lotus and Ülker across its markets.

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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Al Baraka Trading Center is a food distribution business in Damascus. Its main branch is in the Al-Midan district, under the Midan bridge opposite the Zain al-Abidin mosque, and it opens Saturday to Thursday from 9 am to 7 pm. The centre says it is committed to supplying the best national and imported food products, with a focus on quality and full customer satisfaction, and that its work rests on the values of trust and excellence. According to its website, the centre distributes food, biscuits and imported and local beverages in the city of Damascus and its surroundings, supplying supermarkets and restaurants, with special prices for wholesale centres. It presents its range in an online trade catalogue of around 540 items, where prices are shown only after logging in with a trade account, and runs a weekly discounts section. The catalogue covers biscuits (Ülker, European and imported biscuits, Galaxy, Kinder, Loacker and Nestlé), chocolate and spreads (Nutella, Milka and Lotus, plus products such as Twix, Mars, Snickers, KitKat, M&M's, Toblerone, Maltesers and Ferrero), candy, chewing gum and jelly sweets (including Extra, Stimorol and Clorets), crisps (Pringles, Lay's, Doritos and Krekesh), groceries including cheese, Asian products, Maggi products, mortadella and canned goods such as tuna, sardines and pineapple, mayonnaise, sauces and chilli sauce, cooking oil and pasta. Beverages include juices (Almarai, Rani, Usha and Original), iced coffee, hot drinks (Nescafé, Torabika, Tchibo, Coffee-mate, Nido, Nesquik and Milo), energy drinks (Red Bull, Monster, Bison, Dark Blue, Jack Wrestler and Code Red) and soft drinks (Pepsi, 7Up, Mirinda, Mountain Dew, Kinza and Barbican). Besides food, the catalogue also lists cleaning and personal-care products. The centre describes itself as offering a wide range of distinctive national products and imported international items with dedicated customer service, and it takes enquiries by phone and through its Facebook page.

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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.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

Abdullah Bakheet Trading Co. is a food importer and distributor based in the Al Murabba district of Riyadh. Its catalogue states that it was established in 2005 and has built a reputation for supplying food essentials to restaurants, hotels, caterers and wholesalers across the Kingdom, and the company cites more than two decades of industry experience. It says its vision is to be the leading and most trusted food importer and distributor in Saudi Arabia. The company describes a supply chain running from order placement to doorstep delivery, backed by advanced inventory management and a temperature-controlled fleet, and refers to a Kingdom-wide cold-chain logistics network. The site says it serves restaurants, hotels, caterers, wholesalers and retailers, and its site metadata names Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. It also offers tailored solutions including high-volume bulk orders, niche international ingredients, specific portion sizes and private-label packaging. Its catalogue lists more than 300 products across ketchup, vinegars, pickles, olives, sauces and dressings, canned vegetables and fruit, cooking oils, frozen French fries, bouillons and dry mixes; frozen items (beef, veal and mutton, chicken, shrimp, octopus and Japanese fish, udon noodles, tofu); spices and herbs; pasta; cheeses, butter and dairy; honey and syrups; bakery products; tea and coffee; and bottled water. Brands named in the catalogue include Twinings tea, illy coffee, Evian, Acqua Panna, S.Pellegrino and Perrier waters, Alpro Barista plant drinks, Anchor milk powder, Saputo and Peerless butter, Philadelphia cream cheese, Tabasco sauce, Elita, Afia, Halah and Al Arabi oils, Monin and Giffard syrups, SAF Instant yeast, and Nadec, Almarai, Al Safi and Saudia milk. The "Our Brands" page of the catalogue shows the Green Park, Maggi, Elle & Vire, Rosanna, American Garden, Evian, Twinings and Mexican logos and states "we have 10+ brands across the globe". Clients shown in the catalogue include Kudu, Domino's, Pizza Inn, Charleys, Shawarma King, Mama Noura and Diplomat. The company says it selects its international brand partners against rigorous quality standards.

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Saudi Arabia• Dammam

Alwasl Food Company, based in Dammam, states that it is a leading importer and distributor of premium food and beverages delivering quality products across Saudi Arabia, combining global sourcing expertise with local market knowledge to build long-term business relationships. It says it aims to build a reputable brand in the Saudi market by importing high-quality food products from the world's most reliable suppliers, with an ambition to expand into the Gulf Cooperation Council countries. The company cites a growing nationwide network and a portfolio of more than 800 clients, serving hotels, restaurants, retail chains and catering companies as well as malls and supermarkets, and says its importing, warehousing and distribution operations are subject to strict inspection procedures to ensure product quality. Its catalogue covers rice, sauces and dressings, spices and seasonings, soup powders, pickles, oil and ghee, milk and dairy, hot drinks, cooking essentials, canned goods, beverages, and baking and desserts. Listed brands include ZER from Turkey (tomato paste, olives, vinegars, pomegranate molasses, stock cubes, ketchup, mayonnaise, oils, vegetable ghee, custard powders and Chantilly cream), American Garden from the USA (mayonnaise, salad dressings, BBQ sauces, spices and pickles), Bontadi Italian coffee, Re.Ba.Ca oils and butter blend from Ukraine and Malaysia, Tukas tomato paste and olives from Turkey, Cool Tropicals juices from Jordan and Longobardi peeled tomatoes, along with feta cheese from the Netherlands and milk powder from New Zealand. The company says it has partnerships with major brands in Australia, New Zealand, India, the USA, Canada, Pakistan, Malaysia, Italy and Brazil. Its own label "Al Wasl" covers Indian basmati rice in several grades (Platinum, Supreme, Super, Premium, Golden, Classic, Daily) and "Al Wasl Gate", and it states that it is accredited and registered with official bodies including the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

Manufacturer

Jordan• Amman

Taleen Cafe is an instant-drinks brand produced by Taleen Establishment for Coffee Machines and Food Industries in Amman (Al-Muqabalain, Al-Salameh Street). Its website says the Taleen factory was founded in 2015 to offer high-quality instant hot drinks at affordable prices, and that it started with a single production line and now runs several specialised lines. Its lines cover hot-drink powders, coffee mixes, karak products in different flavours, hot chocolate and stick-pack products. Products come in three ranges: ready Taleen Cups (karak tea with saffron or cardamom, sweetened whitened coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, cappuccino with nuts, hot chocolate with nuts, sahlab, mocha, ginger with milk); stick sachets (whitened and sweetened coffee, hazelnut coffee, hazelnut cappuccino, hazelnut hot chocolate, saffron karak tea, ginger with milk); and premium coffee (Turkish coffee, French coffee and karak tea). The company states that it uses carefully selected and imported raw materials, consistent blends with a uniform taste, quality control at every stage and hygienic sealed packaging, and that its products serve individuals, cafés and companies. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry under tea, coffee and their derivatives.

Manufacturer

Jordan• Amman

Marouf Coffee is a Jordanian coffee brand based in Amman (Airport Road – Jamous Plaza), operating as Marouf for Food Industries. The company says its passion for coffee dates back to 1978 and that the Marouf company and factory were established in 2018, followed by its first coffee-grinding branch in 2019 and its first café in 2020. It describes itself as Jordan's largest coffee brand, with about 60 branches worldwide through franchising. Its range covers ground coffee (light, medium and dark Turkish coffee with or without cardamom, Lebanese, French, American and espresso blends), Jordanian, Saudi and Khaleeji Arabic coffee with cardamom and saffron including instant Arabic coffee, roasted coffee beans (espresso, Colombian, decaf) and specialty coffees (Ethiopian, Brazilian, Colombian, Yemeni), Marouf Gold instant coffee, 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 mixes and coffee creamer, espresso capsules in several flavours, black, green and flavoured teas in tea bags and tins, cardamom and saffron; Marouf Chocolate was launched in 2024. The website displays SGS ISO 22000 and ISO 9001 certification marks and the Jordan Food & Drug Administration factory-category badge, and the company says it has received the King Abdullah II Award for Excellence. It set up an export department in 2023 and expanded into Hong Kong, Iraq and the USA; its website also lists a presence in Palestine and Oman and invites international distributors. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Manufacturer

Jordan• Amman

Primo Café states that it has produced and packed coffee blends and instant hot beverages since 2005, when its founder, engineer Kamal Natsheh, opened a small Italian coffee-machine shop in Amman. In 2010 it moved to Jabal Al-Jofeh and began manufacturing instant hot-beverage powders and paper cups, and in 2015 it set up a second plant in Marka for roasting. It says production now covers 1,500 m² with two production lines and three packaging lines, processing over 5 tonnes a day. The Primo range covers Turkish, Arabic and Saudi coffee, instant black coffee (100 g and 200 g jars), 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 mixes, cappuccino (plain, caramel, vanilla, hazelnut, sugar-free), mocha, hot chocolate, sahlab, karak tea, ginger with milk, strawberry with milk and coffee creamer, packed as sticks, ready “Primo on Go” cups, 1 kg bags and bulk packs to customer order. A second brand for instant dry food (since 2019) includes lentil soup, koshari and noodles. The company states that the Marka plant allows customised private-label blends and serves export demand; it also supplies and services coffee machines. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.