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Al Shergatly Sons is a long-established Jordanian company founded in 1927 by the late Mr. Mahmoud Diab Shergatly, based in Amman with a branch in Irbid. It specializes in importing, exporting, and distributing high-quality food and beverage products — from rice, cheese, ghee, and oils to flavored syrups, fruit purées, and fast-moving consumer goods — serving the HORECA sector and wholesale trade. Our motto: "Buy quality & provide quality."

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Jordan• Amman

MOREK for Export & Import Co. is a Jordanian company based in the Al-Rajeeb area of Amman (Building 1, Al-Ayoubiyeen St.). On its website it presents itself as a leading Jordanian distributor of well-known brands, working in the distribution and marketing of branded food products and the distribution of premium local products. The company states that it was launched and established in 2020 following the success of its sister company, Ahmad Abu Dabour & Brothers Co. / Yasmeen Sweets, founded in 1999, which it describes as a pioneer in manufacturing oriental sweets, ma'amoul and muffin cake that supplies local and international markets to high quality standards. The company says it was set up with an experienced management team with long experience in sales, distribution and nationwide reach, and that its distribution covers 85% of the Kingdom's area with a fleet of equipped vehicles offering service at competitive prices; its website shows figures of more than 125 vehicles, more than 17,492 clients and more than 120 staff. It publishes coverage rates by region: Amman 98.3%, Zarqa 94.2%, Mafraq 97.6%, Irbid 93.2%, the Jordan Valley 99.4%, Karak 92.2%, Ruwaished 81% and Azraq 99.9%. It says customers are followed up through a modern system and regular visits by a qualified team to complete sales and distribution professionally, with after-sales service. In its Our Agencies section the company lists Alshaeb Roastery (nuts and roasted products), Sazon spices, Canary food products, the Fares Al-Natsheh Companies Group (Al-Fares), Let's Bake, Al Batal, Solymar fresh fruit jams and Lubek Bakery, and the agencies gallery also shows an Arizona logo. The company says it is the exclusive agent for products including Alshaeb Roasters nuts and Abzaro and the Fares Al-Natsheh group. Lubek Food Industries states on its own website that it produces biscuits, cakes, ma'amoul, wafers and nuts. The company says its main purpose is to serve and satisfy its customers and to follow up with them after providing the service, and that it aims to excel in distributing and marketing food brands within the Kingdom. The site names no quality certifications and no private labels of MOREK itself; the sweets and ma'amoul are products of its sister company Yasmeen Sweets.

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Jordan• Amman

Injaz Supply and Distribution Company is a Jordanian company based in Marka, Amman (Abu Al-Qasem Al-Shabbi St.). It describes itself as part of the Injaz Group, specialising in importing and distributing FMCG products, and says that over the past 24 years it has built the know-how and skills needed to serve Jordanian consumers. The Injaz Group states on its website that its journey began in 1978, that the International Experts Group for Trading and Investments (IEG) was established in 1997 and contracted with global companies such as Bel, L'Oréal and Unilever, and that Injaz Group was established in 2016 and now embodies six major entities in Jordan and Iraq covering FMCG, fashion, food manufacturing and logistics. The company says it is among the top FMCG distributors supplying food and non-food products to the traditional trade, and that with the support of its principals and customers it has built strong market shares across different FMCG categories. A multi-functional team works closely with customer development, finance and supply-chain teams, and its resources are deployed per trade segment and per geographic area. The group also includes Rama Storage and Logistics Services in Al-Muqabalein, SADAF Food Industries, and two distribution companies in Iraq, Khairat Al-Qaryeh and Azooqa, and it reports a field visit by the Director General of the Jordan Food and Drug Administration to the group's food storage facilities. The company's brands page shows Unilever food brands: Lipton tea (Yellow Label black tea and its cardamom and mint variants, green tea, and herbal infusions such as chamomile, hibiscus, turmeric, matcha, anise and lemon-ginger), Knorr (Classic and Creamy soups such as chicken noodle soup, vegetable stock powder, spice and béchamel mixes) and Wall's ice cream (Magnum, Cornetto, Classics, Twister, Carte D'Or, Nogger and family tubs in chocolate, caramel, strawberry, mango and vanilla), plus a brand named Red Sea without details. In a post on its official LinkedIn page, the company announced it was strengthening its strategic partnership with Ferrero following an exclusive agreement to distribute Ferrero products in Jordan. The Injaz Group says IEG obtained the Golden List certificate from the Jordanian Customs Department, that the group donated 100,000 Jordanian dinars to the Ministry of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic and launched the Mustaqbali internship programme. The group stresses its commitment to bringing the best consumer products from the best global brands to its customers through a trained team that ensures distinctive, continuous service.

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Jordan• Irbid

DAMAN for Food Supply & Meat Trading (DAMAN.EST) is a Jordanian company based in Huwwarah, Irbid governorate. Its website states that it is part of the AlSadi Group and was established in Jordan in 2014, growing from a local business into a regional supplier serving multiple markets. It describes itself as a leading company in the food and meat trade and as a meat supplier in Jordan operating as a bonded free-zone entity, and stresses its focus on meeting customers' needs and their full satisfaction with its distribution and supply services. The company says it now operates across Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Egypt, supplying chilled and frozen meat as well as livestock within Jordan and exporting to various regions of the world, with international branches in South Africa, Morocco, Kuwait and the UAE as it expands its global network. The gallery on its site shows feedlots and livestock, slaughter and cutting lines, cold rooms and pallets of boxed meat, and the site also shows quarterly sales charts for 2023, 2024 and 2025. Business hours are Saturday to Thursday, 8 am to 4 pm. The company states that it sources its products from trusted origins including South Africa, Australia, Brazil and the Middle East, with consistent quality and reliable supply. The Our Partners section of its site shows the logos of the meat brands Allana, Karan Beef, Frisa, Osdam and Alsendian, alongside DAMAN's own Arabic and English logos. The site does not specify the cuts or pack weights it distributes. The certificates section of the site shows certificates issued to DAMAN Investments Egypt LLC for two slaughterhouses in Egypt (on the Hurghada road at Safaga, and at Nubariya on the Cairo–Alexandria desert road): HACCP, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 22000:2018 from ABC Certification, and a Halal certificate under the UK Halal Monitoring Committee scheme from Certifica, covering breeding, fattening, slaughtering and processing of livestock meat for domestic and export markets, including chilling, freezing, vacuum packing and storage. The company says its vision is to become a prominent leader in international meat export, known for product quality and strict food-safety standards, and to build lasting partnerships and expand its market reach while upholding ethical practices.

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Jordan• Amman

Unipal General Trading Company is an Amman-based company that presents itself as one of the leading full-service FMCG distributors in Jordan. It is a subsidiary of the Unipal Group, established in 1994 by the Arab Palestinian Investment Company (APIC); the company's site describes APIC as an investment holding company with subsidiaries in Palestine, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, whose trade and distribution arm includes Unipal and whose manufacturing arm includes Siniora Food Industries. Unipal says its services cover full route-to-market management, distribution, supply chain and logistics, through to in-store execution. The company says it operates four distribution centres: two in Amman (food/cold storage and non-food), one in Irbid and one in Aqaba. The Amman centres cover 17,500 sqm with capacity for more than 19,000 pallets, with special storage areas for chilled and frozen products and a 45-day safety stock. A 36-person shipping team runs 28 trucks delivering within 24 to 72 hours of an order, plus 14 vans working mainly in the food and confectionery division. It states that its products are found in more than 10,000 points of sale, more than 4,000 of them covered directly, and that it serves traditional stores and groceries, modern trade, wholesalers, pharmacies, cosmetics stores, roasteries, creperies and HoReCa, with more than 320 employees. The company says it works with more than 20 leading global suppliers and more than 60 brands. Its Our Brands page shows food brands including SunRice rice, Nadec dairy, Siniora, FrieslandCampina and Rainbow milk, Al Alali, Heinz, Mars Wrigley and its Wrigley, Extra and Starburst brands, Hershey's and Reese's, Arcor, Lotus Biscoff, Lago, Breitsamer honey, Kean and Sunwhite. The company states that it applies Unipal Group systems derived from P&G's global distributor systems and complies with P&G quality-assurance standards, fully implementing their 19 key elements. It uses SAP, Tableau and mobile-sales tools, has dedicated sales teams for each business line and channel, a trade-marketing unit and a key-account team. It says it is a member of the Amman Chamber of Commerce, sums up its values as leadership, ethics and people, and describes its mission as being the number-one value-added, full-service FMCG distributor in the markets where it operates.

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Jordan• Amman

Kamal Bishawi Food Stuff Center (KB Center) is a Jordanian business based in Amman that presents itself on its website as a business-to-business (B2B) food distributor. The company states that the center began in 2000 as a business with a clear vision: to provide reliable, high-quality food distribution to local businesses, and that from a modest start it has grown into a trusted partner for many trade customers. The site quotes figures of more than 20 years of experience, more than 100 B2B clients and 99% on-time delivery. The company says it relies on temperature-controlled storage and delivery, a cold chain that keeps products fresh from its warehouse to the customer's door, and that it maintains cold-storage facilities with 24/7 temperature monitoring. It explains that minimum order quantities vary by product category, that it offers same-day delivery depending on availability and location, and that it accepts CliQ and cash on delivery or pickup. A customer-service team handles orders and enquiries, and business hours are Saturday to Thursday, 8 am to 5 pm. The catalogue on the site covers three main categories, oils, ghee and canned goods, all sold wholesale with prices on request. For oils it lists Afaf corn oil in 1.5, 2.9 and 12-litre packs, Ein Sarah sunflower oil in 1.3 and 5-litre packs, Altoha palm oil in 18 litres and Altoha soya oil in 500 ml, Madinat Altoha soybean oil in 18 litres, Amal palm oil in 17 litres, Hada palm olein in 18 litres and 20 kg, and Sndbad palm oil in 18 litres, plus Altoha vegetable ghee in a 16-litre pack. For canned and processed meat it lists Bishawy Extra corned beef in 190 g and 340 g cans and Razan chicken sausage in a 400 g pack. The company sums up its commitments in four points: quality first at every step from product selection to storage and delivery, customer focus and long-term partnerships, innovation through investment in technology and better processes, and sustainability and support for local communities along its supply chain. Its website also runs a recipe blog built around its products, such as crispy fried chicken cooked in Ein Sarah oil and spicy potatoes (batata harra). The site names no specific certifications and does not name the manufacturers behind the brands it distributes.

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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.

Jordan• Amman

Indemaj Food Co. presents itself as a frozen food trading and supply company based in Amman, Jordan. It states that it was established in 2011 with a single mission: to deliver premium frozen food products to businesses across the region with uncompromising quality and supply consistency. According to its site, its team numbers nearly 100 dedicated professionals. The company says it runs a comprehensive cold-chain infrastructure, with temperature-controlled storage and logistics from source to the customer's loading dock, and that it serves wholesalers, distributors, supermarkets and food service operators, covering procurement, quality control and temperature-controlled delivery. It describes itself as having operated in Jordan's frozen food supply chain for more than 15 years, serving the regional market. Its portfolio spans five categories sourced from qualified international suppliers: frozen meat (beef, lamb and veal cuts from certified suppliers); poultry (whole and portioned chicken, turkey and other poultry products in a variety of pack formats for wholesale and food service); seafood (IQF fish fillets, shrimp, squid and mixed seafood from international fisheries); frozen vegetables (IQF and block-frozen vegetables such as peas, corn, beans, mixed blends and specialty items for retail and food service); and other frozen items including frozen pastries, dairy, specialty items and value-added frozen products. It says its full product list and current availability are available from its team on request. The company sums up what sets it apart in four points: more than 15 years of experience with deep supplier relationships and market knowledge, an unbroken cold chain, rigorous supplier qualification and product inspection so that every item leaving its facility meets strict food safety standards, and consistent stock availability across all categories. Its site does not name specific brands or certifications.

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Anwar Mecca presents itself as one of the leading trading distributors, importers and exporters of superior-quality food products in the Middle East and international markets, and describes itself as a worldwide halal product supplier. Its site carries both the names "Anwar Mecca" and "Ritaj International for Meat, Fish and Foodstuffs Trading"; it is based on Aisha Al-Taymouriya Street in the Al-Muqabalain area of Amman and states that it has more than 25 years of experience. The company says it builds partnerships between producers and customers and serves the food service, retail distribution, food processing and wholesale sectors, providing support with quality control, documentation and logistics for each operation and shipping by land, sea or air on FOB and CIF terms to any port or airport. Its clients page lists countries including Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Qatar, Kuwait, Yemen, Libya, Mauritania and South Africa. The company distributes six categories: frozen halal poultry sourced from Europe, South America and North America (whole chickens, breasts, leg quarters, wings, shawarma, offal and processed chicken meat); halal red meat (lamb and mutton cuts from Spain, New Zealand, Australia and Uganda, plus beef and veal); frozen fish and seafood from origins including Turkey, Vietnam, China, Thailand, Norway, Iceland, Argentina and Spain (barramundi, sea bass, sea bream, grouper, tilapia, pangasius, shrimp and calamari); IQF vegetables and fruits and frozen potato products; dairy products from France, Bulgaria, the Netherlands, Spain and the US (milk powder, cheeses, butter, ghee and margarine); and other foodstuffs (vegetable oils, spices, eggs, sugar, rice and grains, canned goods, ketchup, mayonnaise and dressings). The company states that the poultry and meat it supplies are hand-slaughtered according to Islamic rites, that each meat consignment is accompanied by a halal slaughter certificate, and that it can arrange private labels for minimum order quantities. It says its vision is to become a leading food provider and the first choice for a wide range of customers and markets, and its mission is to be a reliable commercial partner in the distribution, logistics and food service markets.

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Jordan• Amman

ZEIDAN Trading Agency presents itself as a B2B supplier of seafood, sushi and Japanese ingredients and frozen food products in Jordan, based in the Wadi Al-Seer area of Amman. Its logo and site carry the words "Since 1974", and it describes itself as an established trading presence built over decades serving professional food-service buyers. The agency says it focuses on wholesale supply to professional kitchens and names four customer groups: hotels (for their kitchens, banqueting and day-to-day operations), restaurants, sushi restaurants, for which it organises a Japanese pantry and specialised frozen ingredients, and catering and food-service businesses. Its site lets buyers request a quotation from each product page and contact the team by phone or WhatsApp. Its published catalogue lists 28 items in three categories: seafood (frozen Atlantic salmon fillet and smoked salmon from Norway, tiger prawns from Vietnam, sea bass fillet from Turkey and calamari rings); prepared frozen seafood (breaded butterfly shrimp, breaded calamari rings, breaded fish fillets and fish fingers from Vietnam, white-fish burger patties and a frozen seafood medley); and sushi and Japanese ingredients (nori sheets, soy sauce, rice vinegar, wasabi paste and tempura flour from Japan, sushi rice from Italy, panko breadcrumbs and imitation crab sticks from Thailand, orange tobiko from Iceland, pickled ginger, sesame seeds, dried wakame, furikake seasoning, edamame, glazed unagi fillet and gyoza dumplings). For each item the catalogue gives the country of origin, pack size and storage (frozen, chilled, dry or ambient); the origins named include Japan, Norway, Vietnam, Thailand, Turkey, Italy, Iceland, India, China, Spain and New Zealand. The site does not name any brands, certifications or warehouse and fleet figures, and it does not publish an email address.

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Jordan• Amman

George & Sami Khoury & Co. (GSK) presents itself as a leading Jordanian importer and distributor of specialty foods and consumer goods for the retail, wholesale and food service sectors. The company states that it is a family-owned business established in 1952 with a long history of supplying FMCG to the Jordanian market; it is based on Zanubia Street in Marka, Amman, on a 24,000 sqm site, with a team of around 250 employees. The company says its headquarters and warehouses share one site in the heart of Amman between Jordan's two largest cities (Amman and Zarqa), with modern dry, chilled and frozen storage totalling 10,000 sqm, and a fleet of 60 trucks equipped for dry, chilled and frozen goods covering all governorates, cities and villages of the Kingdom. Its business is divided between Modern Trade, Traditional Trade and HoReCa, and its sales team includes managers for wholesale, retail, cash vans, key accounts, tenders and HoReCa, together with representatives and in-store merchandisers. The company states that it works with 16 international brands. Its site lists among its partners Nestlé; Mazola (corn oil, sunflower oil, mayonnaise, vegetable ghee and salad dressings manufactured in Saudi Arabia); Foster Clark's of Malta (baking powder, corn flour, custard, crème caramel, cake mixes, essences, food colourings, jelly and instant drink powders); Masafi water; Kikkoman soy sauce; Chef West (white and apple cider vinegar, hot sauce and ketchup); Diamond Calrose rice from California; Abu Kass basmati rice from India; American beef from American Foods Group; Milo sardines from Morocco; and Camel Qamar Al-Din from Syria. The company sums up its mission as delivering superior value and market-trusted products that fit the Jordanian market, and says its strategy rests on top-line growth, strong positioning of its brands, portfolio diversification and cost optimisation while ensuring quality and sustainability. It describes Milo as the number-one selling Moroccan sardine brand in Jordan and Camel as the number-one selling Qamar Al-Din brand in the Jordanian market, and states that its American Foods Group beef complies with halal standards and that certificates can be provided.

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Jordan• Amman

First Modern Company for Agriculture and Trade, known as FMC, is a Jordanian company headquartered in Amman. It says it imports frozen and processed foods and distributes them in the Jordanian market as a one-stop trading company offering complete food solutions, while also farming fresh vegetables and fruit on its own farms in the heart of Jordan. It describes itself as a multi-function company that not only distributes but also farms, and says it aims to be the best food importer in Jordan. The company says its services focus on procurement of goods and delivery to partners, and that it imports to supply the market's bulk product needs, under the B2B motto 'high quality and ready for delivery'. It targets traders, food companies, agents, brokers, hypermarkets, mini markets, grocery stores, warehouse stores, hotels, restaurants, cafés and hospitals. It states that it distributes to most branches of the top hypermarket chains in the major cities of Amman, Irbid, Zarqa and more, targets the top wholesalers in Amman and Irbid, and serves catering and hospitality customers. The company shows six categories on its website: frozen French fries (straight cut, 7/7 thin cut, crinkle cut, steak house cut, spiced and skin-on wedges, roasted diced potatoes, potato slices and coated fries), frozen fruit and vegetables (peas, peas and carrots, mixed vegetables, broad beans, spinach, minced molokhia, okra, mango, strawberry and pomegranate), frozen dairy (mozzarella and cheddar), frozen chicken (leg quarters, breasts and shawarma chicken), condiments (ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard, barbecue and hot sauce) and fresh fruit and vegetables. It says it imports from trusted partners in the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Poland and Egypt. The company describes itself as an import and representation company that markets frozen products from different brands to distributors in Jordan, offering them exclusive distribution of its entire range in their area, support with marketing plans and representation at fairs. It says its vision is to expand and become a reliable distributor to Arab countries, and its mission is to support food security in Jordan and contribute to the expansion of the frozen food market in the Middle East.