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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Specialized Food Services (SFS) is a Jeddah-based distributor that describes itself as the foodservice distribution arm of the Basamh Trading and Industrial Group (BTIG), which grew from a small shop in Jeddah seven decades ago and describes itself as one of the top 5 FMCG distribution companies in Saudi Arabia. The Basamh Group website says the group set up SFS as its own company after seeing the potential of the foodservice industry, and that it is one of the leading distributors of high-quality food and non-food products to the HoReCa industry. The company says it serves more than 20 cities across the Kingdom, from north to south and west to east; its website shows about 2,500 active customers and 11 distribution centre and cross-dock locations, and lists branches in Jeddah, Riyadh, Taif, Madinah, Tabuk, Dammam, Qassim and Arar. It serves hotels, restaurants, caterers, cafés, bakeries and pastry shops, eateries, institutions, travel retail and vending, relying on an executive sales team and professional chefs under sales-led and chef-led models. Its product categories are bakery, beverages, dairy and milk alternatives, dried food, fish and seafood, oils and fats, pasta and noodles, soups, seasonings, dressings and sauces, snacks, and syrups and spreads, plus non-food items. Brands shown on its website include Leprino Foods, Mydibel, Saudia, Rama, Blue Band, Perrier, Silverdale Australia, Leduc, General Mills and its brands Betty Crocker, Old El Paso, Nature Valley and Bugles, Jordans, Dorset Cereals, Best Mix, Gold Medal, Mera, Nai and Al Wazir, as well as S.C. Johnson cleaning products. Its brand list also includes Goody, Treva and Cofique, which the Basamh Group website says belong to its sister company GoodyCo. The company states that its vision is to be the preferred foodservice partner and supplier in Saudi Arabia, and that its mission is to sell and distribute quality food and non-food products with smart solutions, expertise and craftsmanship that help customers serve their consumers better and grow. It publishes digital catalogues dedicated to bakeries, cafés and quick-service restaurants alongside its full catalogue.

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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.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Gulfwest Company Limited (Arabic legal name: Gulf West Import Company Limited) states that it was established in Saudi Arabia in 1996, with its head office on the South Corniche in Al Khumrah, Jeddah. It describes itself as a leading food importer and distributor in the Kingdom – "not just a distributor, but your partner" – and as a one-stop food import and distribution partner for hotels, restaurants, catering and modern trade. The website lists seven centres in Jeddah, Riyadh, Madinah, Dammam, Buraidah, Tabuk and Abha, while its About page also mentions a presence in Makkah, Al Qassim and Khamis Mushait, serving more than 3,000 customers through its own facilities with chilled and frozen cold-chain delivery. The company says it expanded into institutional food service in 2002, implemented SAP ERP in 2019 and opened its Buraidah branch in 2024, and that it serves QSRs, modern trade and professional kitchens. The company states that its portfolio covers more than 1,600 SKUs from 50+ global brands across 14 categories: beef from Australia, Brazil, the USA, Russia and Canada including Wagyu, lamb, poultry, seafood, frozen vegetables and fruits, pasta, potato products, cheese and dairy, condiments, sauces and ingredients, rice, frying media and beverages. Brands listed on its site include Certified Angus Beef, Galbani, De Cecco, Fiji Water, Unilever Food Solutions, Knorr Professional, Hellmann's, Baker & Baker, Cavendish Farms, Simplot, Agristo, Miratorg, Lerøy, Tiptree, La Lorraine, Zeeba Rice and Fonte Margherita. The company says it introduced Certified Angus Beef products to the Saudi market in 2005 and won CAB awards for four consecutive years (2012–2015), that it serves as exclusive dealer for renowned brands, and that all its products are Halal certified. Its news section also reports USA Cheese food-service training held in Riyadh and Jeddah with the U.S. Dairy Export Council.

Manufacturer

Jordan• Sweileh (Amman)

Almurouj Company for the Dairy Industry (LLC) was established in 1991 under the brand 'Al Murouj Dairy' and is based in the Sweileh industrial area of Amman. The company says it launched its products in early 1991 with limited capacity and now produces more than 25 tonnes a day from 100% fresh milk supplied by its own farms in the Al-Dhulail area; it employs over 200 people and runs a refrigerated distribution fleet with authorised agents in the governorates. Its range covers set yoghurt (laban) and zabadi in packs from 150 g up to 5 kg, soft labneh (180 g) and Jerash-style labneh (250 g and 450 g), white cheeses (Akkawi, pasteurised white, braided and boiled cheese), halloumi and yellow cheeses, shaneeneh (laban drink) in 150 ml cups and other packs, and liquid jameed. The company says it uses modern automatic equipment for milk pasteurisation and product filling. The company states that it complies with the approved Jordanian standards for dairy production, plans to add lines for juice, long-life UHT milk and water bottling, and aims to serve local and regional markets. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Manufacturer

Jordan• Amman (Marka)

Hammoudeh Food Industries Co. states that it was established in 1987 as part of the Hammoudeh group of companies (founded 1962). It started in a small factory on its farm and then built a modern plant in the Marka district of Amman, which began production in 1991. It relies on fresh milk from its own farm of about 3,000 Holstein cows with a fully automatic milking parlour; the group website adds that it receives over 100 tonnes of milk a day and opened a new cheese facility next to the farm in 2016. Under the Hammoudeh brand it makes sterilised and fresh milk (full-fat, low-fat, skimmed, calcium and lactose-free), flavoured milk (banana, strawberry, chocolate, cookies, hazelnut), yoghurt, probiotic and fruit yoghurt, shaninah drinking yoghurt, labneh (200–900 g, plus jamdeh balls/rolls with zaatar or chili), white cheeses (halloumi, akkawi, feta, Circassian, mozzarella, shanklish), processed cheese (Laziza, Rimi, Slice C and Singles slices) and dairy desserts, as well as juices and nectars (orange, apple, mango, guava, pineapple, mixed fruit). The company holds FSSC 22000 (version 6) certification issued by TQCSI, covering milk, yoghurt, pudding, cream, ice cream, cheese and fruit juices. It states that it exports to Arab markets including Iraq, Bahrain and the West Bank, and runs Jordan's largest dairy distribution fleet (150 vehicles). It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Manufacturer

Pakistan• Lahore

Adam Milk Foods Limited, owner of the Adam's brand, states that it makes Pakistan's largest-selling cheese brand and has been making cheese for three decades. The company was incorporated in 1993 and says it pioneered cheese making in Pakistan in the early 1980s, using buffalo milk. Its range includes cheddar, mozzarella, pizza cheese, cheese slices, chilli cheese and cottage cheese, as well as table butter, yoghurt, raita, lassi, desi ghee and whey powder, plus a food-service range. Based in Sahiwal, in the heart of Pakistan's 'milk belt', the company buys milk directly from farmers through collection centres it owns and operates, and trucks it in its own vehicles to its modern plant in Sahiwal. From there, products are shipped nationwide in temperature-controlled trucks to wholesalers and regional distributors. Its head office is in Lahore.

Manufacturer

Pakistan• Lahore

Fauji Foods Limited is a public company listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange. It took its current form in 2015 after acquiring Noon Pakistan Limited, which was incorporated on 26 September 1966 and has a dairy legacy of more than 50 years. The company is part of the Fauji Group of Companies, with FFBL as its major shareholder. The company states that its Nurpur brand, founded in 1966, is known in Pakistan for its butter. It relaunched the House of Nurpur in 2016 with a range covering UHT milk, low-fat milk, flavoured milk, dairy cream, butter and cheese (mozzarella, cheddar and American burger slices). In 2016 it also launched the Dostea liquid tea whitener. Its head office is in Lahore and its plant is at Qaisarabad, Bhalwal (Sargodha). A dedicated Food Services department supplies dairy products to restaurants, hotels and airlines, and lists McDonald's, Hardee's, KFC and Unilever among its clients.

Manufacturer

Turkey• Istanbul

The Bahçıvan Peynir factory began operating in 1992 in Lüleburgaz, Kırklareli, on 44,000 m² of open space and 20,000 m² of covered space. The company states it uses advanced technology and expert staff to produce cheese and cheese products, butter and industrial products. The factory holds BRCGS, Halal production, ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certification and an export approval for European Union countries, and the company states it was among the first brands in Turkey to obtain ISO 50001. Its range includes white cheese, fresh kashar, mozzarella, strained cheese, labneh, regional cheeses, toast cheese and traditional butter. The company states it is among the top exporters in the dairy category, exporting cheese to more than 30 countries on four continents. Its head office is in Sarıyer, Istanbul.

Manufacturer

Turkey• Istanbul

Founded in 1996, Ak Gıda states it is Turkey's largest producer of milk and dairy products, with five production facilities in Sakarya, Karaman, Lüleburgaz, Kahramanmaraş and Tire and a daily milk processing capacity of 5,000 tons. It launched the İçim brand in 1998, started exporting dairy products in 2000, joined Groupe Lactalis in 2015, and also markets the Président and Masterini brands. The company states its range exceeds 300 products, from UHT and pasteurized milk, yogurt, ayran and kefir to fresh cheeses, labneh, cream, kaymak and milk desserts; İçim Labneh won Gold at the 2018 World Cheese Awards. According to a news item on its brand site, the company exports more than 20,000 tons of products to over 30 countries in the Caucasus, Egypt, North Africa and the Middle East, was one of the first in its sector to export to China, and its Sakarya plant received EU approval to export labneh and fresh cheese.

Manufacturer

Modern Milk & Juice Co., known by its Hana Farms brand, was established in Al-Ghouta in the Damascus countryside. The company states it was the first dairy company set up under Investment Law No. 10 relying on fresh milk for all its products, the first to introduce UHT technology in Syria, the first to fill long-life milk in plastic bottles needing no refrigeration, and the first to use Tetra Pak cartons for milk. Its range includes full-cream and low-fat long-life milk, flavored milk (banana, strawberry, chocolate, vanilla, Oreo), yogurt and labneh, spreadable cheese in triangles and cups, processed block cheese, kashkaval, and mozzarella and akkawi for restaurants and pizza, plus cream desserts and juices; it also markets the Zein brand. The company states its products cover Syrian cities and neighboring countries including Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Yemen.

Manufacturer

Lebanon• Jdeidet El Metn

Taanayel Les Fermes states that it is the leading dairy company in Lebanon, with a wide-ranging line of natural, authentic and traditional products. A constant supply of fresh milk comes from its own farms in the Bekaa valley and from independent local farmers it supports. The company states its products are made from 100% natural milk, free of additives and preservatives, with stringent quality control at every step of the dairy chain. Its range covers fresh and UHT milk, laban and labneh (including goat labneh), halloum, akkaoui, helwi, baladi and mozzarella cheeses, plus fruit yogurts, dairy desserts and ayran. The company's website does not list specific export markets.

Manufacturer

Jordan• Amman

Jordan Dairy Company Ltd. was founded in 1968 and states it is the only public shareholding company operating in Jordan's dairy sector. It markets its products under the Al-Maha brand and puts its market share at around 12%. Its dairy factory in Ruseifeh, on 6.7 dunums of land, produces pasteurized milk, yoghurt, labneh, white and yellow cheeses, jameed and shaninah on four filling lines. Through Al Maha for Agricultural and Livestock Investment it owns a 150-dunum cattle farm in Mafraq with 3,200 cows, of which about 1,500 are milked daily; the company states the milk averages 3.7% fat. The company also runs a plastics factory producing containers from 160 g to 1,000 g and a fleet of 39 specially equipped vehicles serving all Jordanian governorates. It does not publish export data.