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Jordan• Amman

Kaylani Food Center is a Jordanian company based in Amman at 12 Ibrahim Al Shibani Street, which presents itself on its website as a trusted food distributor since 1991 and a premier distributor of high-quality food products that it imports and distributes throughout Jordan. The company says that over decades it has built a reputation for consistent quality, timely delivery and personalised service, and that it carefully selects its products and partners with trusted producers. The company states that it serves a wide range of clients: retailers including hypermarkets, supermarkets and groceries, hotels and restaurants, cafés, bakeries and pastry shops, airline catering, wholesalers and the corporate sector, and says its logistics network is expanding. It divides its portfolio into three categories — frozen, chilled and dry products — and showcased its products for hotels and restaurants at the HORECA Jordan trade show. In chilled products, its catalogues show meat including Black Angus and Wagyu beef in tomahawk, tenderloin, rib-eye and brisket cuts, veal and lamb, and cheeses including Frico (Gouda, Edam, Maasdam, Emmental, Mimolette and smoked cheese), Muratbey (string cheese, kashkaval and kaymakli cheese), Al Nutrica (mozzarella and labneh), Visser Kaas, Quantum Danablu, Meemas halloumi and Saputo mozzarella. In frozen products: Belgian french fries from Lutosa in several cuts, seafood (salmon fillets, smoked salmon, shrimps, calamari, mussels, scallops and lobster) and frozen vegetables and fruit such as sweet corn, peas, molokhiah, okra, artichoke, mango and strawberry. The dry range includes Belgian Callebaut chocolate, Italian PreGel gelato and pastry ingredients, Master Martini, Scheidegger fruit fillings, Dr. Olivee olives and pickles, Olitalia balsamic vinegar, Riscossa pasta, flour and frying oils. The company's website shows logos of brands it works with, including Frico, Callebaut, PreGel, Master Martini, Scheidegger, Schreiber, Stockyard, Lutosa, Montana and Royal, and it also sells products under its own name, such as grape leaves and white basmati rice. The company says its mission is to be a beacon of trust and quality in food distribution and that it adopts modern logistics technologies to optimise supply chains and reduce waste.

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Jordan• Amman

Sukljian Trading & Marketing Co. (STMC) is a Jordanian company that presents itself as a leading FMCG distributor in Jordan, established in 1954, with its offices and warehouses in Bayader, Amman. The company says it has been part of Jordan's retail landscape for more than 70 years, bringing established international and regional brands to the shelves of national retailers and neighbourhood groceries, and that its growth combines industry experience, marketing and efficient operations. The company states that it delivers food and non-food products to more than 2,000 retail outlets across the Kingdom, handles more than 50,000 orders a year, and operates 8,000 m² of warehouse capacity, of which 1,070 m² is frozen storage, with a fleet of 47 delivery trucks. It says it provides ambient and frozen storage and looks after storage, distribution and in-store presence through local sales and merchandising teams, serving national retailers, key accounts and small groceries with a service level above 95%. Its portfolio combines food, home and personal-care products, split between two sales teams. Food brands in its 2026 catalogues include Spanish Gullón biscuits, Spanish Trapa chocolate, KDD milk and juices, Juhayna juices, drinks, flavoured milk and cream, Mueloliva, Vallejo and Select olive oil, Gallo pasta and Mocitos canned vegetables, Orient Gardens mayonnaise, tomato paste and pomegranate molasses, Wadi Food olives and pickles, Tamrita maamoul, Raw kettle-cooked chips and Le Café instant coffee, as well as Barakat Al Sanabel, Limaz, Dr. Kitchen, Bifa, Valentina, Santiveri, Rich Bake, Leona, Nacional, Burmar, Sammontana and Fonte. The company also lists non-food brands such as Nivea, Labello, Wella, Asevi, Gama, Flota, Instituto Español and Hobby. It says it welcomes brands looking for an authorised distributor to enter the Jordanian market, offering nationwide coverage and more than 70 years of experience, and publishes photos of its in-store displays for brands including Nivea, KDD, Gullón, Trapa and Burmar.

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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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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.

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MOIN is a Syrian wholesale food-distribution company based in Darayya, Rural Damascus, on the Darayya road – Al-Maamel street. Its logo carries the line "MOIN International Trade – international trade and food distribution". The company describes itself as one of the leading companies in wholesale food distribution and says its vision focuses on meeting its customers' needs with the best products and services. The company says it serves restaurants, markets and hotels with guaranteed quality, speed and fair prices, and lists three services: wholesale food distribution at competitive prices and high quality, tailored supply services for the needs of restaurants and markets, and fast, flexible service to meet customers' needs efficiently. Its sales department works Saturday to Thursday from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and its website includes an online store with prices in US dollars. The company's store currently shows two main lines: Saudi dates and Turkish tea. For dates it carries the Hait Al Madina brand in premium Suri dates (5 kg), Khudri dates (5 kg), Khudri Premium No. 1 (3 kg), Khudri Jumbo No. 1 (3 kg) and premium Sefri dates (5 kg), stating Saudi Arabia as the country of origin, plus premium Medjool dates in a 5 kg pack. For tea it carries original Turkish Filiz tea (Filiz Çay) from the Gerçek Gurur brand in a 1 kg pack, which it describes as having a clear red colour and rich flavour. The company says the Hait Al Madina dates are carefully selected from palm farms and packed to high quality standards, free of additives and preservatives, in packs suitable for retail and gifting, and intended for hospitality, occasions, iftar and everyday consumption, stressing that they are available inside Syria. The website does not state a founding year, quality certifications, number of branches or fleet size.

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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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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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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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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Zad Land is a Syrian wholesale food trading and distribution company with its head office and warehouses in the Industrial Zone of Homs. It describes itself as a distribution company specialised in importing and distributing international and national products, building long-term partnerships and providing the best products to the highest quality standards in the Syrian market, and presents itself on its website as 'the official agent of international and national products in Syria – Homs'. The company says its distribution fleet covers all governorates and that its wholesale sales and distribution team provides shops and businesses with price quotations and delivery schedules for every governorate; it works Saturday to Thursday and accepts shipping orders around the clock. Its website includes a wholesale store with merchant accounts listing items by the carton with available stock, organised into groceries, drinks, cheese and dairy, snacks and frozen-food departments, plus cleaning and personal-care products. Its brands page shows 32 approved brands. Food brands in its catalogue include Americana (mortadella, frozen burgers, sausages, nuggets and chicken strips, plus cakes, Swiss rolls and cookies), American Garden (mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard, salad dressings, barbecue, pizza and pasta sauces, peanut and almond butter, syrups and microwave popcorn), Nabil (kibbeh, samboosek, burgers, marinated chicken, lasagna, frozen vegetables, pepperoni and salami slices), Nada (flavoured milk, milk cocktails, juices and high-protein Greek yoghurt), Elle & Vire (fruit and Greek-style yoghurts and dairy desserts), Captain Fisher (shrimp), Mersin (cheddar, mozzarella, akkawi, halloumi, labneh, cooking cream, frozen potatoes, spices and tortilla bread), Banvit (frozen chicken), De Cecco and Ottima (pasta and sauces), Tat (sauces and pickles), Joker (rice), Croco (crackers), Mr. Brownie, Sante and Go On (granola, muesli and bars), Alicafe and Gourmet (coffee), Aruba (baking powders and hot drinks), Granja San Francisco (honey), Luvig (oat and almond drinks), Grenade and Snickers Hi-Protein, and Milaf, Boom Boom and Uludağ (drinks). The company says it believes good distribution starts with clear communication and reliable service, and that its approach rests on a practical selection of brands its partners know, ongoing partnership with suppliers and business owners, and organised supply that meets the needs of local trade, under the slogan 'From Syria… to every market'.

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Hawa Distribution & Trading is a Syrian wholesale distribution and trading company with its head office and main warehouses in Homs, on the Hama–Al-Dweir road behind the sugar factory. It describes itself as an approved partner linking major food and consumer-goods manufacturers with shops, supermarkets and wholesalers in all Syrian governorates, and as a main supply line for supermarket and grocery owners and wholesalers. It says it is an approved distribution agent and is proud to represent and distribute the products of Bitinjana Brothers (Bitinjana Ikhwan). The company says it has equipped central warehouses and an organised distribution network covering all Syrian governorates, with equipped vans and trucks setting out daily and delivery to the shop door with official invoices. Its website lists more than 200 items in stock, more than 8 exclusive trade agencies, a maximum of 48 hours for unloading and delivery, and more than 1,500 approved shops and groceries. The site runs a trade-account portal where wholesale prices are shown to approved accounts, with direct ordering via WhatsApp, and the company offers manufacturers warehousing, inventory management, trade marketing and point-of-sale visibility support. Its agencies page shows eight approved brands. In food: Al Reef (sunflower oil, olive oil, vegetable ghee, vegetable butter, basmati sella rice, long-, medium- and short-grain rice and lentils), Halibna (full-cream and fat-free milk powder, Halibna Gold, cow ghee, cow butter, cheese triangles, Edam and Gouda cream cheese, instant coffee and café latte), Zwan (chicken luncheon meat), Sun Bell (tuna and corned beef), Silver Fish (tuna) and Maria (spiced hot sardines in vegetable oil). The company also distributes Bufalo cleaning products and Rokavera personal-care products. The company states that all its goods are original and in the manufacturer's cartons with guaranteed shelf life and quality, that direct partnerships with manufacturers ensure product availability and competitive wholesale prices without intermediaries, and that its management accepts requests to represent new trade agencies.

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Arabian Food Company (AFC) is a Syrian fast-moving consumer goods distributor headquartered in Damascus. It says it is part of Alkhyami Group and was established in Syria in 2007 by the Alkhiyami family. It describes itself as one of the leading food distribution companies in Syria and the region, and says that between 2007 and 2016 it became one of the largest FMCG distributors in Syria and the exclusive agent for many international companies. The company states that its coverage extends all over Syria, and its website lists operating figures of more than 180 trucks and vans, 400 staff, more than 20,000 points of sale served and more than 20,000 square metres of warehousing. It says that from 2016 to 2024, when customs restrictions were imposed on importing ready-made products, it chose to keep distributing local products instead of closing its doors as many other distributors did, which it says boosted customers' confidence in the company. The website has brand pages listing items, pack weights and units per carton, including: Almarai full-fat, skimmed and lactose-free milk, flavoured milk, butter, cream, whipping cream, evaporated milk, cheese squares and triangles, cheddar, cheese slices and spreadable cheese; Master chips, Master Tortilla Cetos, puffs, kettle chips, Tarabeesh, fries and onion rings; Americana cakes, Swiss rolls and cookies; Deemah biscuits, creams, cakes and doughnuts; California Garden foul medames, hummus and sweet corn; Shwaiki Terko biscuits, wafers, liquid chocolate and lollipops; Trillion wafers and chocolate bars; Balluche Haritoz gummies; Didos chips; and J.Korssa wafers and perlas. Its partners page also shows the Muratbey, McCain and Torabika logos. The company says that as a new era began in Syria in 2025 it resumed exclusivity agreements with several leading international brands and expanded its portfolio with Master Chips, Almarai, Americana and Deemah. Its stated vision is to be the leading FMCG distributor, recognised for innovation, customer satisfaction and sustainable growth; its mission is to deliver high-quality FMCG efficiently and reliably; and its listed values are customer focus, integrity, trust, quality, collaboration and sustainability.