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Al-Shahba Mills
Al-Shahba Mills is a Jordanian company that grinds and packs za'atar, spices and dried herbs. It is based in Al-Muqablain, opposite Al-Karama Hospital, in Amman, and describes itself as "Spice and Herb Experts". The company states that it aims to offer products of high nutritional value and quality with a distinctive taste to customers around the world. Its published range covers nine za'atar (thyme) blends — Healthy, Bayti, Jabli, Palestinian, Muluki, Baladi, Special, Moani and green — plus red dukkah; about fifty single spices and seasoning blends such as Seven Spices, mansaf, kabsa, mandi, maqluba, shawarma and grill spices, Baladi and Turkish sumac, cumin, turmeric, black pepper, cinnamon, mahlab, ka'ak spice and lemon salt; dried herbs including sage, chamomile, hibiscus, melissa, mint, marjoram, oregano, thyme leaves and a herbal-tea mix; as well as fine and leaf mallow (molokhia) and green freekeh. Coffee is also shown among the product categories on its homepage. Retail packs run from 70 g to 700 g cartons and plastic jars, with 1 kg and 5 kg plastic bags for bulk. The company does not publish quality certifications or specific export markets on its website. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

King Herbal
King Herbal For Import & Export is a leading Egyptian company specialized in growing, producing and exporting dried herbs, spices and seeds worldwide. Established in 2020 to build a direct bond between production and export, it draws on three generations of experience in herb cultivation. The company grows most of its products on 8 farms in eastern Fayoum, all linked to a large drying area designed to good post-harvest practice, giving it full control over cultivation programmes and product quality. Crops are dried naturally to preserve their properties, processed to each client's specifications and prepared in the warehouse for dispatch; the quality team inspects every stage before the next, and the company runs an in-house testing laboratory. It holds KLBD Kosher, Halal, FSSC 22000, ISO 9001, FDA and Organic (EU & USDA) certifications.

Katramiz
Katramiz Company was established to provide a wide range of high-quality herbal infusions and dry herbs. We specialize in preparing and packaging food powders such as vanilla, baking powder, jelly, as well as whipped cream and coffee extract. Our goal is to meet our customers' needs by offering natural and healthy products that meet quality standards. We strive to provide a unique experience for our customers in both local and international markets.

Solo Bro Spices
Solo Bro is a Syrian family business based in Damascus. Its website says it specialises in packing, packaging and trading spices, and that it started more than three decades ago, growing into a processor of spices, aromatic seeds and herbs. According to the site, the company grinds, blends, packs and stores its spices with up-to-date technology so that the flavour reaches consumers fresh. The range is organised in four lines: bags of single spices, whole and ground (cumin, coriander, black and white pepper, cinnamon, turmeric, paprika, cardamom, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, sumac, mahaleb, black seed), herbs (rosemary, basil, marjoram, mint, bay leaf) and nuts (almonds, cashews, walnuts, coconut); boxes of seasoning blends (kafta, kibbeh, shawarma, kabsa, mandi, biryani, fajita, curry, pizza, fish) and coating mixes (broasted chicken, escalope, nuggets, fried fish, falafel, bechamel), plus breadcrumbs; shaker jars covering fifteen spices and herbs; and dried foods such as molokhia, okra and zaatar. The company states that it supplies the food service industry with a complete line of whole, re-cleaned and ground spices, aromatic seeds and herbs, and that it has a wide distribution network and a large customer base. Its website does not name export markets or specific certifications.

Al Batta Food Industries
Al Batta Food Industries Est. is a Syrian company from Latakia governorate (Jableh). It says it started out with Mediterranean bay leaves about 26 years ago and has a branch in Turkey and further branches in Egypt, the UAE and Lebanon; its contact page also lists an address in the Third Settlement industrial zone in Cairo. The company says it selects its products from Syrian nature, packs them in facilities equipped with modern technology and supervises production from cultivation to harvest. Its core product is Syrian bay leaf, alongside several thyme grades (extra royal, royal, extra, needle and wild thyme) and medicinal and aromatic herbs such as royal herbal flowers (zhourat), basil, marshmallow (hollyhock), violet flowers, hawthorn flowers, mustard, carob and sumac; it also mentions rosemary, sage and oregano. The spice range includes ground cumin, fine black and white pepper, turmeric, ginger, curry, fenugreek, anise, seven spices, shish spices, sprinkling spices, garlic powder and onion powder, plus a sweets item. The company states that its herb and spice blends contain no preservatives, artificial colours or flavours, GMO ingredients or MSG, and that it supplies local, Arab and international markets. It took part in the Damascus International Fair 2025 and Gulfood 2026 in Dubai.

Abido Spices
Mohamad Abido Shehade founded Abido Trading and Industry Co. in Beirut in 1950, and it became a joint-stock company in 2021. The company specializes in spices and seasonings: it imports spices, inspects them thoroughly before storage, then grinds, blends and packs them in a range of weights. Its head office is in Mazraa, Beirut, its factory is in the Naameh industrial area, and it runs a retail store in Beirut. The range includes whole and ground spices such as allspice, anise, black pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon, nigella seeds and caraway. It also includes specialty blends: Abido Special Mix, anba spices, beef and chicken shawarma, biryani, barbecue, sojok, basterma, steak, ouzi, five-spice, Chinese and Cajun. Dried herbs include saffron, rosemary, basil, bay leaves, marjoram, oregano, sage and tisane blends. Ready mixes cover sahlab, mohalabia, custard, cornflour, falafel, freekeh, kashtalieh, moghli, crispy coatings for chicken, fish and escalope, and thyme with nuts. Packaging runs from 50 g aluminum sachets, 100 g bags and 50 g or 500 g shaker jars to 500 g catering packs and 5 kg or 10 kg pails. The company sells in Lebanon, the Gulf, Europe, Canada, the United States and Africa, and holds ISO 22000:2018, Halal, Boecker and FDA certification.
