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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

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• Mahis

Arab United Food (AUF) says it has been committed since 2005 to importing quality food products for retail and food-service clients in Jordan, and that it is a member of the Gourmet Hub Group, combining global sourcing expertise with local market knowledge. It is based in Mahis, Municipality Street, Plaza complex near the Psychiatric Hospital, and its slogan is There's a U in everything we do. The company states that it delivers across Jordan to retail and food-service clients with a dedicated team and dry, chilled and frozen warehouses and trucks; its website cites 1,500 m2 of warehouses, 60,000 customers and operations in five countries. It says it sources from 25 countries through weekly air shipments and regular dry, chilled and frozen sea containers, represents more than 90 brands, and that its French company U-Group, founded in 1991, gives it access to the full range of products available at the Rungis market in Paris. The site groups its range into a Dairy Corner, Deli Selection, Seafood Selection, Everyday Groceries and Premium Meat. Its brands include Mutti Italian tomato products, St. Dalfour fruit spreads, Riso Gallo risotto rice, Colavita balsamic vinegar, Volys turkey cold cuts, the cheeses of Boursin, Ile de France, Latteria, Le Rustique, Saint Agur, Saint-André, Chavroux, Chaumes, Cambozola, Papillon, Etorki, Dodoni, Granarolo, Henri Willig, Rambol, Tartare and Soresina, Manchego from Alimentias, Brema filled pasta, Koukakis yogurt, Maldon salt, Urbani truffles, Al Taghziah basterma and Thomas Foods meat. The company says its mission is to introduce quality food products and inspire new ways of enjoying them, that it keeps expanding its range and investing in marketing, and that it aims to grow its presence across Lebanon, Jordan, Qatar and Kuwait. The group also includes U-FOOD, Benina Qatar, Benina Kuwait and U-Group, and the company states that it is certified under ISO 9001:2015 for total quality management.

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Jordan• Amman

RITCO – IDEAL is a shared trade name for two Jordanian companies based in Al Raqeem, Amman: RITCO (Jordan Refrigeration Industry & Trading Co., described on its quality page as the Jordanian Company for Trade, Industry and Refrigeration) and Ideal Marketing Co. (IDEAL). The company says RITCO started in 1971 as a small family business whose core activity was supplying corner grocers and small retail outlets, and grew rapidly to employ more than 280 people with extensive warehousing and office space in Amman. Out of a focus on specialisation it set up a company dedicated to selling to the hotel, restaurant and café sector under the name IDEAL, which began serving HORECA in 2020 and then expanded to cover all sales departments. The company says it provides complete distribution solutions covering dry, chilled, frozen and non-food products, now represents more than 17 agencies, and covers all trade channels and sub-channels, from modern and traditional trade to hotels, restaurants and cafés. It states that its brands are available in leading supermarkets and mini-markets in all governorates of the Kingdom. Food brands shown on its website include McCain french fries, Sunbulah crispy fries, Italian Agriform cheese, Daily Dairy cheeses including classic Dutch Amanti cheese, VIV butter of Dutch origin, Tiptree reduced-sugar jams, Luna tomato paste, Sary honey, Boiron frozen fruit purées, Punjabi Al Muhaidib rice and Tea Break tea (karak, sada, adeni and masala). Its brands page also shows Mayar, Doubleban, Wazzup Dog, Uncle Choco, Al Bayt Al Arabi, SMEDS International (Groupe Lactalis) and Smilla Food. The company says it holds ISO 9001:2015, HACCP, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications, and lists the Jordan Food and Drug Administration's Golden Merchant programme under "Certified Quality". Its vision is to become the leading distribution company through excellence in service, innovation and sustainability; its motto is to provide "More Food to More People, More Often", and its values are service, teamwork, integrity, respect and results.

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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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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.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Roma Trading Group is a Saudi company based in Jeddah. It says it started in 1990 as a seller of fast-moving consumer goods in the Kingdom and has since become a trading group in the GCC specialising in fresh and frozen food supply. It describes itself as the leading wholesaler of food products such as frozen meat, poultry, seafood, pulses, dry fruits and selected canned foods, and as Saudi Arabia's biggest frozen and fresh food supplier. The company states that it has more than 15 branches and offices in four locations within the Kingdom, distribution centres in major GCC cities and a fleet of more than 150 distribution vehicles, and that it serves bakalas (grocery stores), supermarkets, hypermarkets, hotels, restaurants, cafés and sub-distributors through channel partners across the Kingdom. Its head office is in Lana Plaza in the Al Amir Sultan (Al Nahda) district of Jeddah, with two branches in the Petromin/Mahjar area of Jeddah. Its website presents seven categories: fresh, chilled and frozen foods (chicken; beef, lamb and veal; fish; fruits and vegetables); rice, pulses and spices (basmati, jasmine and parboiled rice; cardamom, cloves, cinnamon, cumin, black pepper, turmeric and more); dairy and eggs (milk, butter, condensed milk, cheese and eggs); nuts and dry fruits (cashews, walnuts, almonds, pistachios, peanuts, macadamias); grocery (sauces, honey, salt, olives and pickles, cooking oils, jams and spreads, Belgian and Swiss chocolate, ghee); beverages (soft drinks, juices, energy drinks and water); and processed foods (nuggets, samosas, meatballs and burgers). Roma says it is the top supplier of Jagua Brazilian chicken and Fakieh chicken in Saudi Arabia, and one of the region's biggest suppliers of Brazilian, Australian, New Zealand, Chinese and Indian beef. Its "Our Brands" page shows the logos of Santé, JK Masale, OGGI, Ponca, Yummy Freezers and Abu Qaws. It states that it holds SQF and HACCP certifications and conducts shelf-life studies on its chicken and meat products.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Nahlah Food Trading is a Saudi company based in the Al Mahjar district of Jeddah. It says it was established in 1993 and over the past three decades has become one of the leading wholesale food suppliers in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, describing itself as "the reliable supplier of wholesale food products" with more than thirty years of experience in the food and beverage sector. The company states that its distribution network covers Saudi Arabia, the Gulf and East Africa, and that it has an office in Ethiopia serving the East African region. It says it serves wholesalers, distributors, major restaurants, hotels, cafés, supermarkets and retail stores, institutions and government entities, offering customised supply solutions to companies and large stores with integrated supply-chain management to keep distribution running across the Kingdom, as well as advice on sourcing options according to market needs. Its products page lists coffee, premium tea, sugar, pulses, grains, rice, canned foods and spices. The company says it supplies coffee, tea and sugar to restaurants and cafés, staple products to supermarkets and retail stores, and bulk quantities to wholesale distributors through supply partnerships. The website does not name specific brands. Nahlah Food says its services include a trademark agency representing international brands in the Saudi and Gulf markets, importing from global markets and exporting Saudi products to regional and international markets, and that it has long-term partnerships with major local and international suppliers. It states that its vision is to be the leading company in wholesale food, that its mission is to contribute to Saudi Vision 2030 and strengthen food security, and that its values are sustainability, teamwork, transparency and innovation.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Safa Al Bahar Trading Company is a Jeddah-based Saudi company that presents itself as a direct importer and distribution agent for food, and as a leading frozen-food supplier in Saudi Arabia offering complete B2B and B2C frozen-food solutions. It says that as a direct importer it eliminates the middleman, sourcing premium frozen foods from trusted global suppliers with strict quality control and competitive pricing. Its head office is in Al Sarwath - Al Kumra, Jeddah. The company says it has a comprehensive delivery network covering all regions of the Kingdom through a verified cold chain, a logistics fleet and distribution centres, naming coverage of Riyadh and the Central Region, Jeddah and the Western Province, Dammam and the Eastern Province, and the Northern and Southern Borders, with Makkah and Madinah among the cities it serves. It lists locations in Jeddah (head office and a second site) and two branches under the name Naqa Al Bahar in Yanbu and Madinah. It serves hotels, restaurants, caterers and cafés, supermarkets and food stores, wholesalers and direct home delivery, offering customised monthly supply contracts and a dedicated sales and customer-care team per account. Its products include frozen chicken; chilled and frozen beef and mutton (including Angus beef, steak cuts, minced meat and cooked beef slices); frozen seafood (fish fillets, Indian mackerel, shrimp, squid, octopus, crab and king crab legs, lobster and mussels); frozen vegetables and fruits such as minced molokhia; French fries; chilled products; and dry goods. The site and company profile show brands including Sadia, McCain, Fritatoes, Golden Fingers, Crunch, Al Jouf, Lahita and Butler for fries; Alusooli and Bin Mahfooz basmati rice; and Arabi, Dalal, Maha, Shams, Al Raed and Chef oils, alongside cheese, butter, mayonnaise, pulses, spices and nuts. The company says it partners with top-tier international manufacturers and offers global brands partnership models including exclusive distribution in Saudi Arabia, regional distribution, import, clearance and warehousing partnerships, brand launches, private label and contract distribution. It also lists plastic wares and packaging supplies for food service.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Saa Al-Karam Trading Est. is a Jeddah-based Saudi distributor that says it was established in 2005 as a key distributor and logistics partner in Jeddah and is recognised as a market leader in distributing high-quality FMCG goods to retail and food-service customers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It cites over two decades of experience and partnerships with international brands backed by extensive market insight. The business has been led since 2005 by CEO Inayatullah Shareef, with co-partner Imteyaz Ahmad. Its head office is in Al Rayan District, Jeddah, and its warehouse in Khumra, Jeddah, which it says serve as the hub for distribution across the Kingdom. It says its distribution covers all market channels — modern trade, traditional trade and HoReCa — and reaches the remotest parts of the Kingdom through an efficient distribution team and a network of branches. It serves five sectors: wholesalers and retailers, hotels and restaurants, hospitals and healthcare facilities, government and private institutions, and schools and universities. In food supplies it lists: halwa and tahini from the Jordanian brand Sim Sim (roasted sesame tahini in tins, buckets, bottles and jars; plain, pistachio, chocolate and nut halva), dry and grocery goods (basmati, sona masoori, jasmine and brown rice; sugar; wheat, rice and corn flour; pasta; spices such as turmeric, cumin, coriander and chili), frozen and chilled goods (frozen vegetables; beef, mutton and lamb; whole chicken, breasts and wings), oils and sauces (sunflower, palm, olive and canola oil; sauces, tomato paste, purée and ketchup), beverages (juices, water, soft drinks and energy drinks), and baking ingredients and cheese. It also lists non-food supplies such as detergents, packaging and hotel amenities. It describes its mission as providing superior quality products and reliable services and building long-lasting relationships based on trust and mutual success, and its vision as being the leading general trading company in the region; a full priced catalogue can be requested by email.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

Masarat Al Joud is a Saudi company specialising in importing and distributing consumer food products across the Kingdom; it describes itself as "a trusted food distribution partner in Saudi Arabia" focused on essential food staples. The company states that it is the official distributor of Kuwait Flour Mills & Bakeries (KFMB) products in Saudi Arabia, says it works with global suppliers to deliver quality products to retailers, modern trade and local markets, and shows more than 50 business partners on its website. According to its About page, the head office and main warehouse are in Riyadh (Al Rawabi district, Prince Saad bin Abdulrahman Road), with regional sales offices in Jeddah and Dammam, while the homepage lists sales, logistics and distribution offices in Riyadh, Jeddah and Sakaka alongside a Dammam office. The company says its sales and merchandising coverage spans the Central, Western, Eastern, Northern and Southern regions, and that it serves modern trade and wholesale channels with an equipped fleet and warehouses designed to keep products in their original condition. Its portfolio, as presented on the site, consists of KFMB flour products (patent flour, baking mixes, jareesh and harees); the Al-Joud line, which the company presents as a growing portfolio of staples developed for the Saudi market, covering pasta (spaghetti, penne, fettuccine, farfalle), rice (white, basmati, organic) and cooking oils (sunflower and corn oil); and Al Seedawi products — tahina, halawa, rahash and rahshila. Its "Our Brands & Partners" section also shows the Bisbite, Flavica and Kitchen Mate logos. The company says it goes beyond distribution by actively managing shelf presence, stock levels and in-store performance through a dedicated field team, and offers merchandising, warehousing, inventory management, transport and marketing support (promotions, displays and product launches). Among its success partners it shows Danube, Abdullah Al Othaim Markets, Tamimi Markets and HyperPanda. Its stated vision is to be a trusted FMCG distribution partner in Saudi Arabia, known for strong market presence and consistent execution.