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Jordan• Amman

LAYAN Food Trading & Logistics Services presents itself as an integrated food trading and logistics partner in Jordan since 1993, combining food supplies distribution with third-party logistics (3PL) and retail merchandising services. On social media it appears as Layan General Supplies, and it states that it has more than 30 years of experience and a team of over 200 employees. The company says its distribution network reaches more than 5,700 points and that it imports from 34 countries. It has two dedicated sales teams, one for retail and one for HoReCa (hotels, restaurants and catering), alongside brand management, marketing and customer service teams. Its privately owned warehouses are located in Al Qastal near the bonded area, with 36,000 pallet positions and temperature-controlled storage, and it owns a transport fleet of more than 80 vehicles including temperature-controlled transport. It reports more than 600,000 order deliveries and over 6 million cartons distributed annually, and says its logistics operation was established in 2003. The food trading section of its site shows brands including Lamb Weston and Farm Frites frozen potato products, Capri-Sun drinks, Hutesa, Fléchard, Jack's Creek, Vonk, Milla Frost, Sahtain, Classico, Pride, Delight and Smilla Food. Its strategic partners page adds brands including Emborg, Président, Galbani, Al Batal, El Hanim, Bonny, Palatina and Chef's Palette, and states that its partnerships span FMCG products covering food and beverages as well as personal and home care, serving retail and HoReCa needs from everyday essentials to specialised items. The company states that its logistics services hold ISO 9001:2015, ISO 22000:2018 (food safety), ISO 45001:2018 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications and Good Storage and Distribution Practices (GSDP), and that it offers supply chain management, fourth-party logistics (4PL) and an in-store merchandising team supported by real-time reporting. Its vision is to lead the Jordanian market in integrated food distribution and logistics, and it sums up its values as excellence, customer success, trust and transparency, and innovation.

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Jordan• Amman

Almasayel for Marketing presents itself as a company specialised in importing and distributing high-quality raw materials for the confectionery, bakery, restaurant and café sectors, based in Amman. The company says it has over 10 years of experience in import, export and distribution that have made it a trusted partner for many businesses and factories locally and internationally, and that since its establishment it has built a strong supply network with leading international manufacturers. The company says it runs a distribution system that ensures fast delivery and continuous product availability to clients across different regions, supplies factories producing confectionery, chocolate, ice cream, donuts and juices in commercial quantities, and offers wholesale pricing to confectionery supply stores, traders and distributors. It lists among its customers the confectionery and bakery sectors, hotels and restaurants, factories, sweets supply stores, coffee houses, small home-based businesses and juice factories and shops. The company presents three international brands, which it says come from Europe and Egypt: Dely Doux couverture chocolate — dark at 55%, 60% and 70% and milk at 35% and 38% — plus sugar-free and vegan chocolate, cocoa butter and cocoa mass; Kluger Chef fruit fillings with 50% and 70% fruit, caramel fillings, pistachio, hazelnut, Rocher, Bueno and speculoos spreads, biscuit and speculoos crumbs and French wafer flakes; and Juhayna whipping cream with 33% fat, cooking cream with 27% fat, vegan whipping cream and white chocolate. The company describes its services as import and export, fast local distribution, integrated solutions for bakeries and confectionery shops, product consultation to find the best balance of quality and cost, and long-term partnerships. Its stated vision is to become the leading company in the food ingredients sector in the region.

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Jordan• Amman

Quqa Trading Co., whose website carries the name Quqa Group, presents itself as a regional leader in selling, marketing and distributing food products, raw materials and food-industry ingredients, headquartered in the Quqa Building on Sharif Naser Bin Jamil Street in Shmeisani, Amman. The site relates that Mohammad Quqa founded a sweets factory in Jaffa in 1927 whose production later moved to Amman, that a commodities and foodservice-ingredients trading unit was set up in 1956 followed by a consumer-goods distribution unit in the 1960s, and that in 2006 the company went public as Future Arab Investment Company (FUTR), listed on the Amman Stock Exchange. The company says it expanded its raw-materials-for-food-industry business in the 1980s and began opening local and regional offices in the early 1990s to be closer to its customers. It serves food manufacturers, bakeries, sweet and ice-cream shops, hotels, restaurants and caterers, lists among its customers Katakit, Zalatimo, Almarai, Siniora, Carrefour Jordan and Ice Queen, and runs an online store and ordering app called Quqa E-Market. The site groups its food range into: bakery and pastry solutions (flour and bread improvers, creams, emulsifiers, toppings and fillings, ready mixes, ghee and fats); confectionery solutions (real and compound chocolate, cocoa butter, mass and powder, cocoa butter alternatives, lecithin, margarine); dairy solutions (AMF, cheeses, ghee, butter and cream); ice-cream and beverage solutions (ice-cream mixes, fruit concentrates and gelato bases, milk powder, coffee mixes); meat and savoury solutions (batters and crumbs, marinades and seasonings, potato starch); and functional ingredients (carrageenan, sweeteners, vanillin, dextrose, gelatin, egg powder, enzymes). Its online store shows brands including Babbi, Mazzoni, Polot 1882, Ireks, Crea, Cargill, Avonmore and MEFSCO. Its partnerships page lists raw-material suppliers including AAK, Cargill, IFFCO, Firmenich, Rousselot, Tirlan, Vreugdenhil and Trevalli. The company says it provides technical support and a training academy offered exclusively to its customers, with application-specific and tailor-made courses, and sums up its values as collaboration, integrity and leadership. It also sells hotel and restaurant equipment, a non-food activity not covered on this page.

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B2B L.L.C (Brinji to Business) presents itself as a leading nationwide distribution company in Syria and part of Brinji Holding, drawing on around three decades of group experience. It is headquartered in Adra, Rural Damascus, on the Damascus–Homs highway (Property 2022), with an office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (The One Tower, Barsha Heights) and an office in Istanbul, Turkey. The company says it delivers a wide range of FMCG products from trusted international and regional brands directly to retail shelves across Syria. The company states that it operates more than 93,000 m² of warehouses and a vehicle fleet, reaches over 36,000 points of sale and has full market coverage across Syria, covering cities and rural areas alike. Its services are nationwide distribution, multi-brand portfolio management, consolidated deliveries that bundle multiple needs into one drop, partner solutions for retailers and wholesalers with bulk ordering and dedicated account management, sales and merchandising support through field teams that look after shelving and visibility, and market insights and analysis for its partners. Its brands page and company catalogue show a portfolio of Puck (cream cheese, cheese triangles, labneh, canned cream, cooking and whipping cream), Lurpak (salted and unsalted butter and soft butter), Arla Dano full-cream milk, Kraft, Starbucks, Galaxy, Cadbury and Milka chocolate, Oreo, Ritz and Prince biscuits, Chiclets, Clorets and Trident gum, Halls, Tang powdered drinks, Barilla pasta and pasta sauces, Afia corn and sunflower oil, Shams and Crystal, Jack Wrestler energy drinks and iced tea, Dole, Chupa Chups, Bronto, Tamara Ceylon tea, Tropicana Slim sweeteners, Langnese and Clipper. The company describes itself as a strategic growth partner rather than just a distributor and says its operations hold internationally recognised certifications, without naming them. Its mission is to provide high-quality products and seamless distribution services that deliver exceptional value to partners and consumers, and its vision is to become the region's most trusted and innovative distribution partner. It invites ambitious FMCG brands to partner with it to enter and grow in the Syrian market.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

Green Oaks Trading Co. describes itself on its official website as a Riyadh-based importer and distributor of food and FMCG products, sourcing directly from trusted producers in India and Pakistan and distributing across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; it calls itself an "established import partner" and a trusted supply chain for the Saudi market. The site cites more than 20 years of industry experience. The company says it delivers from its Riyadh base to retail partners throughout Saudi Arabia, from major supermarket chains to local grocers, and the site cites more than 1,200 retail partners. It also states that it imported about 1,200 tonnes a year in 2023–2025, around 400 tonnes from India and 800 tonnes from Pakistan, with three consecutive years of stable import volume, and that it is expanding sourcing partnerships with annual targets for its core rice varieties: Matta, Jeerakasala, and Jaya and Ponni rice. The company sources spices and rice from India, sauces and vinegar from the Philippines, drinks and snacks from Thailand, and grains and staples from Pakistan, and the site cites more than 50 brands. It says it represents Double Horse, GRB, Pavithram, Oryx Biscuits and Meri Chai Tea, and its Thai and Philippine range includes Ligo and 555 sardines, Mogu Mogu drinks, Datu Puti vinegar and soy sauce, Silver Swan soy sauce and Super Q Bihon rice vermicelli. Its catalogue lists Double Horse Matta rice, GRB pure cow ghee and soan papdi, Town Bus snacks and Oryx butter biscuits, and the brands section also shows the Parle, Preet and Mia Foods logos. The company says it has two own brands that it developed and owns, Udayam and Neyyar, and that it runs commercial lines of famous-brand spices, Jeerakasala rice and tea under Shozoon Trading Est. and Faiz Naif Trading Est. It sums up its promise as importing not just food but "the exact taste people trust", with no substitutes. The website does not state a founding year or certifications.

distributor

Saudi Arabia• Abu Arish

Zad Family Trading Company is a family food-distribution business that says it was founded in 2004 in Abu Arish governorate, Jazan region, operating under Commercial Registration No. 5901010888. It describes itself as one of the leading food trading companies in Saudi Arabia, committed since its start to providing high-quality food products from local and international brands to a diverse customer base, and states that it is a certified distributor for Al Watania Poultry. The company runs three branches: the Abu Arish branch, which is both the retail market and the distribution hub and carries the full range of groceries, poultry and frozen goods for walk-in shoppers and commercial customers, and two fresh Al Watania poultry depots in Al-Baha and Al-Muzailif that supply commercial partners only. Its capacity page lists 18 standard and 8 chilled delivery trucks, 6 standard and 4 chilled semi-trailers, 14 standard and 10 chilled vans, 4 warehouses, 6 cold stores and freezers and 120 team members, with a chilled vehicle in every class to move food at temperature. It says its vision is to be the preferred food supplier for restaurants, cafés and businesses, with plans to expand into additional cities. The company's catalogue covers poultry, drinks, pantry, dairy and eggs, and frozen foods. Listed brands include Al Watania, Sadia, Birdex and Hilal for frozen poultry; Almarai, NADEC, Saudia, Nestlé Nido, Luna, Rainbow and Kraft for dairy, cheese, evaporated and powdered milk; Hayat, Marietta, Montana and Lamb Weston for frozen foods; Abu Kass, Abu Bint, Alfakhama, Sun White, Al Shaalan and Al Walimah for rice; Makkah and Nova water; Nescafé; Nutella; Afia; Al Kbous; and Red Bull and Code Red, as well as water under the Zad name. The company says its branches are known for spacious layouts, excellent organisation and competitive prices, and that it keeps expanding across the Kingdom by opening new branches and improving its operations and services; businesses can register as commercial customers. Its catalogue also carries cleaning and personal-care products alongside food.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

Food Choice KSA, "The Finest Choice", presents itself as an importer and distributor of fine foods in Saudi Arabia, headquartered in Riyadh. The company states that Food Choice was founded in Kuwait in 2005 and that its independent Saudi operation officially launched from Riyadh in May 2012 as an extension of Food Choice Kuwait; its site footer carries the name "The Finest Choice Company". The site names Marwan Fares as founder and CEO. The company says it handles importing, customs clearance, chilled and frozen storage and distribution, with three branches in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam staffed by local teams, dry, chilled and frozen warehouses and a refrigerated fleet it describes as a controlled cold chain from port to the customer's door. It serves hotels, restaurants, bakeries, caterers, coffee shops, juice bars, retail and e-commerce, runs an online store with home delivery in major cities, and lists among its clients HungerStation, Amazon.sa, Nana, Carrefour, Spinneys, AlSadhan, Lulu, Marriott, Four Seasons and Accor. It distributes seven lines: food ingredients (00 flour, semolina, Italian pasta, olive and seed oils, sauces, peeled tomatoes, honey and preserves), bakery and pastry (Caputo of Naples and Grands Moulins de Paris flours, yeasts and improvers, chocolate and fillings), meat and poultry, beverages (San Benedetto water, juices, specialty coffee, teas), dairy (Isigny butter, mozzarella, Grana Padano, cooking and whipping cream), seafood and halal deli products. Its 2026 catalogue shows brands including Antimo Caputo, Isigny Sainte-Mère, Candia, Zuger, Ireks, Ponthier, Fabianelle, Casa Rinaldi, Pakmaya, Novi and Friboi, with origins led by Italy, Turkey, France, Spain and Australia. The company says it represents more than 50 global brands in the Kingdom and also sells products under the Food Choice and FC Kitchen names. Its team includes a technical chef who helps customers with ingredient selection, recipe development and product trials, and a customs clearance manager. Management links its Saudi expansion to Saudi Vision 2030 and sums up its values as integrity, cooperation, intelligence and efficiency.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

Transmed KSA is the Transmed group's operation in Saudi Arabia, headquartered in Al Wazarat District, Riyadh, and presented on a dedicated page of the group website. Transmed is a Dubai-headquartered distributor established in 1943 in Beirut, which says it is one of the largest FMCG distributors and represents multinational companies in the Levant, the Gulf, Africa and Europe. The group timeline places its entry into Saudi Arabia in 2013 after long experience in the Gulf, and in January 2024 Transmed KSA celebrated a decade with its team. The company says it is a major supplier to a wide variety of restaurants and hospitality clients in the Kingdom thanks to its well-established foodservice operation, which provides a wide assortment of premium products and ingredients with customer-centric service; the group website adds that it runs one of the Kingdom's leading foodservice and consumer-goods distribution operations. Its coverage map shows a head office and warehouse in Riyadh, a sub-office and warehouse in Jeddah and a warehouse in Dammam, with distribution markets across all regions of the Kingdom. Names shown on its page include Subway, Texas Roadhouse, The Cheesecake Factory, Tim Hortons, Shake Shack and Alshaya. The Saudi page shows brands including Sysco, Earth Goods, Halabi, Anchor, Carrara, Crew's Family Farms, Kilcoy's Ebony, Picalou, Sabarot, Agriform, Sicoly and Alma Professional, and partners including Bunge, Harmony, Kilcoy Global Foods and Kasih. The company says it became the official distributor of Ferrero in the Kingdom for foodservice in January 2024, and was chosen as exclusive distributor of the Volys brand in January 2025. In February 2026 Transmed Foodservice supported the opening of Spinneys' first Jeddah branch at Cenomi U-Walk Mall by managing the cheese and deli counters with tastings and customer guidance. At group level, Transmed says it has more than 40 distribution centres in 10 countries besides Lebanon and represents global companies such as P&G, Mars, Kellogg's, Mondelez, Dr. Oetker, Perfetti and Lotus in various markets; these are group-wide brands not specified on the Saudi page.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

Bidfood Middle East states that Al Diyafa Company for catering services was founded in 2009 to cover the foodservice channel in Saudi Arabia and describes it as a pioneer of the sector; it was rebranded Bidfood KSA in July 2019, when all four of the group's markets adopted the Bidfood name. The company is part of Bidfood Middle East, which began in the UAE in 2003 as Horeca Trade, and its Saudi operation is presented on a dedicated page of the group website. The company says it has full presence in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, with offices at Legend Tower on King Fahd Road in Riyadh, the Sultana Square Building in Al Khalidiyyah, Jeddah, and on King Fahd Road in Al Khobar, and that it delivers daily to all regions of the Kingdom from 5 distribution centres using multi-temperature trucks. It serves the hospitality channels: hotels, restaurants, cafés, catering companies, airlines, sporting centres and cinemas, and offers fully fledged food and beverage studios where customers create innovations and recipes for their concepts, alongside the myBidfood online ordering platform. The company publishes Saudi catalogues for 2026–2027 covering gourmet flavourings (syrups, dessert sauces and fruit purées), still and sparkling waters, plant-based milk, mixers, energy drinks, dairy (whipping cream, shredded mozzarella, butter and speciality cheeses), centre-of-plate meat (Australian beef, wagyu, lamb and chicken shawarma), commodities (oils, sauces and frozen potatoes), coffee and tea, frozen bakery and pastry and couverture chocolate, as well as coffee machines. Brands named in its Saudi product guide include Red Bull, Fever-Tree, Afia, Al Tahi, Corman, Marco Pierre, Jing tea and Ipso Home coffee. The guide also lists Bidfood Middle East private-label items, such as baguettes, English cakes and frozen cookies produced in Saudi Arabia, canola and frying oils, and burger cheese slices. The group website shows regional food and beverage partners without naming the market, among them Lamb Weston, Valrhona, Kraft Heinz and Anchor. The group says it launched myBidfood in 2021 as the first e-distribution platform dedicated to the foodservice industry in the Middle East, and in 2025 launched Bidfresh, its fresh category of meat, poultry, seafood, fruit and vegetables.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

World Premium Products (WPP – Alam Al-Asnaf Al-Mutamayiza) states that it is a food company specialising in importing and distributing carefully selected premium products from the best Australian and international brands. It is based in Al-Shifa, Riyadh, and says it was founded in 2019 on the back of more than 50 years of combined experience in wholesale, retail distribution and catering services for hotels and restaurants in the Kingdom, having seen the regional market's demand for high-quality food products. The company says it caters to consumers, catering and food-service operators, restaurants, hotels and cafés in the Saudi and Arab markets, and aims to provide high-quality distribution and delivery within the Kingdom and the Arabian Gulf region. Its website cites more than 900 distributors across the Kingdom, states that it launched an online store (shop.alemasnaf.com) in 2021 for customers and individual consumers, and invites businesses to become its distributors. The site cites 450+ products and 15 brands (elsewhere it mentions 8 global brands), and says it aims to expand across foodstuffs, plant-based products, coffee, light snacks and premium Australian meats. Brands shown include Vitasoy plant-based milk with barista and unsweetened ranges, Beerenberg Australian sauces, marinades, fruit preserves and blue gum honey, Bickford's concentrated juices, sodas, tonic water and iced plant-based milk, Golden Churn butter, Altimate ice-cream waffle and wafer cones, KRBL Indian rice, Ülker biscuits and chocolates from Turkey, SALADITOS packaged lupin beans, JOLLY TIME popcorn, Geisha and Taraf Foods spices and pulses. The company states that it holds exclusive agencies for leading Australian and international food companies and focuses on products of high nutritional value. For business and food-service customers it highlights barista-grade plant-based milk, sauces and jams, and ice-cream waffle cones.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Al Hussam Food Services (HFS) states that its story began in 1957, when it became part of the food-service system for the Guests of the Holy Mosque, and that it has since grown into a leading Saudi importer and distributor of food products from the finest local and international brands. Its head office is in Jeddah (7474 Prince Sultan St, An Nahdah), with a P.O. Box in Makkah, and it describes itself as an essential partner to the Kingdom's hospitality industry. The company says it provides complete supply and storage solutions backed by advanced storage and supply-chain systems that meet international food-safety standards, and an extensive distribution network covering all regions of the Kingdom. It serves hotels, restaurants and professional kitchens, and its website displays the logos of several hotels among its clients. Its catalogue covers meat (US beef graded USDA Prime, Choice and Select, Australian Wagyu and Angus, beef from Brazil and South Africa, and Australian lamb), poultry, rice and Italian pasta, milk and dairy, oils, canned foods, grains and legumes, frozen foods, juices, coffee, chocolate, water, and sauces and spices. Brands it lists include JBS, Black by Friboi, Bella Carne, Taji Wagyu, Yenkomo, Jumbuck, Qualiko, Rayan, Rama, The Cheese Maker, Fonterra, Abu Binteen, Al Jawad, Al Safeer, Al Bakherah, Al Taie, Bonta, Olive Mister, Farmer's Choice, Silva International and Sannine Roastery. The company states that its vision is to be the first choice in Saudi Arabia for high-quality food products and supply solutions through strong local and international partnerships, and that its mission is to empower the hospitality sector with products from trusted partners and reliable service; it names teamwork, innovation, integrity and social responsibility as its values.

Manufacturer

Turkey• Denizli

Aynes is a Turkish dairy brand now owned by Tarım Kredi Süt Ürünleri A.Ş., a subsidiary of Tarım Kredi Holding, based at its factory in Acıpayam, Denizli. The company states the Acıpayam plant covers 130,000 m² with about 1,000 employees and has a capacity of 1,100 tonnes of raw milk processing and 800 tonnes of feed production per day, and that total milk-processing capacity rose to 1,300 t/day after the Eskişehir Beylikova, Sivas and Erzincan plants were added in 2023. Its consumer range covers plain, lactose-free, chocolate and fruit milks, cream-top, plain and strained yoghurt, ayran, kashkaval, white, classic and cream cheese, block butter and kaymak. Its industrial line lists skimmed milk powder, whole milk powder and demineralised whey powder in 25 kg bags, melted butter (16 kg and 185 kg drums), 25 kg block butter, 16 kg pasteurised cream and 15 kg semi-fat teleme cheese, alongside the AynesPro food-service line. The company says it exports to nearly 30 countries, including the European Union, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, China, the Turkic republics and markets in the Middle East, Africa, the Far East and the Balkans. Its site lists ISO 22000, ISO 9001, ISO 50001, TSE Halal and a Malaysia approval certificate.