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Jordan• Amman

Golden Mark (Al-Athar Al-Thahabi) is a Jordanian company established in 2009 and based in Amman, specializing in the import, export, and distribution of foodstuffs and consumer products across Jordan and Middle Eastern markets. It offers a wide range of snacks and confectionery — oat bars, biscuits, candy, nut crisps, and oriental savory snacks — with high quality and distinctive flavors.

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A Syrian natural-food company founded in 1974 in Damascus Countryside, with more than fifty years of experience. It produces 100% natural products, most notably apricot leather (qamar al-din), extra virgin olive oil, tahini halva, sesame tahini, jams, pickles, makdous, pomegranate molasses, grape leaves, za'atar, labneh and blossom/rose water. Certified to ISO 9001, ISO 22000, FDA and Halal, it exports to Europe, the Gulf and America. (Second branch — Sahnaya)

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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

Mohammad Hussein Atieh & Partners Co. (MHA) says it was founded in 1954 by Mohammed Hussein Atieh in the oldest and best-known foodstuff wholesale market in Amman, with the aim of importing, selling and distributing consumer food products, and describes itself today as one of the leading companies in this sector in the Jordanian market, distributing a wide range of products through partnerships with numerous international brands and companies. The company says it operates a fleet of over 150 distribution vehicles, making it one of the largest distribution and marketing companies in the Kingdom, and that it covers sales channels across Jordan — malls, supermarkets, restaurants and pharmacies — from north to south. Its cash-van division alone covers over 11,986 retail outlets, alongside over 348 key accounts, 307 wholesale customers and 225 pharmacies. The sales team includes 10 supervisors, 72 cash-van salesmen, 12 wholesale salesmen, 20 distribution drivers and 20 merchandisers, using hand-held devices and real-time order booking. It has around 5,000 m² of storage and owns National Wings Co., which manages the Al-Mahatta bonded free-zone area with about 17,000 m² of storage in the heart of Amman. Its partners page shows four companies: Edita Food Industries, the regional baked-goods maker known for Molto, HoHos, Twinkies and Bake Rolls; Seville Products, a maker of chocolate, biscuits, wafers and ice cream whose brands include Piccadilly, Tiffany and London Dairy; Turkey's OYAK Group, founded in 1936, whose best-known brands include Sarelle and Tadelle; and Italy's Champion, a maker of chewing gum and confectionery. The company notes that most of its items have a shelf life of about four months, which calls for fast distribution. The company states its vision as being the leading distributor of consumer food products in the Kingdom and its mission as strengthening customer trust, expanding distribution channels and offering high-quality products through well-known commercial agencies, with plans to acquire new international agencies and enter regional markets.

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Jordan• Amman

Almasayel for Marketing presents itself as a company specialised in importing and distributing high-quality raw materials for the confectionery, bakery, restaurant and café sectors, based in Amman. The company says it has over 10 years of experience in import, export and distribution that have made it a trusted partner for many businesses and factories locally and internationally, and that since its establishment it has built a strong supply network with leading international manufacturers. The company says it runs a distribution system that ensures fast delivery and continuous product availability to clients across different regions, supplies factories producing confectionery, chocolate, ice cream, donuts and juices in commercial quantities, and offers wholesale pricing to confectionery supply stores, traders and distributors. It lists among its customers the confectionery and bakery sectors, hotels and restaurants, factories, sweets supply stores, coffee houses, small home-based businesses and juice factories and shops. The company presents three international brands, which it says come from Europe and Egypt: Dely Doux couverture chocolate — dark at 55%, 60% and 70% and milk at 35% and 38% — plus sugar-free and vegan chocolate, cocoa butter and cocoa mass; Kluger Chef fruit fillings with 50% and 70% fruit, caramel fillings, pistachio, hazelnut, Rocher, Bueno and speculoos spreads, biscuit and speculoos crumbs and French wafer flakes; and Juhayna whipping cream with 33% fat, cooking cream with 27% fat, vegan whipping cream and white chocolate. The company describes its services as import and export, fast local distribution, integrated solutions for bakeries and confectionery shops, product consultation to find the best balance of quality and cost, and long-term partnerships. Its stated vision is to become the leading company in the food ingredients sector in the region.

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Jordan• Amman

City Towers Marketing (CTM) presents itself as a leading food distribution and marketing company in Jordan, specialising in bringing FMCG and food products to every corner of the Jordanian market, and is based in Amman. The company says it has more than 15 years of experience in food distribution and describes itself as a partner for brands in market growth. The company says it provides effective solutions that get its partners' products to consumers quickly, efficiently and nationwide, and that it aims to represent high-quality international and local food brands in Jordan through professional distribution channels — retail, wholesale and direct sales — covering all points of sale across the country, combining creativity, strong logistics and deep knowledge of Jordan's food industry. On its website the company shows a portfolio of five brands, each with its own page: the Polish energy drink Black Energy in original and zero-sugar versions; Fruit Shoot, the British children's drink made with real fruit juices and no added sugar, in apple and blackcurrant, orange and summer fruits flavours; Olympic Hermes Greek toffees, jellies and candies; Emi Sweet Cake cupcakes and pound cakes from the UAE, including sugar-free varieties; and Al-Assaf roasted seeds in the Levantine style. The company sums up its mission as delivering top-quality food products in Jordan through impactful marketing strategies, maximising market share and building long-term relationships, and its vision as being Jordan's trusted leader in food distribution and marketing, creating value for brands and ensuring their accessibility to consumers through innovation and efficiency. The Al-Assaf Seeds page carries the line 'Part of CTM Group'.

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Jordan• Amman

Al Zanbaka Est. presents itself as a leading full-service distributor of fast-moving consumer goods in Jordan, based on Zeid Ben Ad Dathenah Street in Al-Muqabalain, Amman. The company says it was established in 1971 as the Ali Diab Al Zoubi Company and renamed Al Zanbaka in 1991; its logo today carries the name Hesham Ali Diab Al-Zoubi & Partners Co. with the words 'Since 1971'. The company says its team of over 200 people works in management, sales and marketing, warehousing and distribution, and that it covers one of the largest retail, foodservice and wholesale networks in Jordan, serving more than 5,000 clients including hypermarkets, large grocery stores, mini markets, wholesale outlets, hotels, restaurants and cafés, and van sales. It has an 8,000 m² dry warehouse, a 3,000 m² chilled and frozen warehouse and a 2,000 m² sorting and repackaging facility, a fleet of 31 delivery trucks, 8 vans and 35 sales vehicles, and cites over 700 SKUs. The company says it represents over 30 agencies in food and non-food categories; its brands page shows American Garden, Pasta Zara, Weetabix, Mission, Hero, Sweet Baby Ray's, Alpen, Ken's Foods, Acorsa olives, Domino sugar, Anjar, Mother's Recipe, Ajinomoto, Cantadora, Pastificio Bragagnolo, Özmen Un, Polen Gıda and Anker Food, and its profile also names Dupont d'Isigny and Chico. It describes itself as a leader in nuts, dried fruits and pulses, procuring almonds, walnuts, pistachios, cashews, hazelnuts, pine nuts, pumpkin seeds and pecans from the United States, Chile, Vietnam and Eastern Europe. Its agro-commodities page lists suppliers including Setton Farms, La Nogalera, Chase Pecan, Horizon Nut, Crain Walnut, Victor Packing, Hoang Son and Long Son. The company sums up its approach as commitment to client satisfaction, target- and results-oriented work, transparency to build trade confidence, and control of the supply chain from source to warehouse to delivery. It also carries non-food brands such as Royal Oak charcoal and cat food, not covered on this page.

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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.

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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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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

House of Caterer Trading (Dar Al-Mamoun) is a Saudi company based on Al Nahda Road in the Al Rabwah district of Riyadh. It describes itself as a company specialised in importing and distributing healthy food products, and states that it is one of the leading importers and distributors of diverse food products in Saudi Arabia, active in import and distribution for more than thirty years. The company says it distributes its products through wholesale and through branches in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Jazan, serving major markets, cafés, restaurants, pharmacies and health-food centres, alongside its online store Newlysa.com, with what it describes as full coverage of all regions of the Kingdom and the Gulf countries. The catalogue on its website covers breakfast cereals, spices, flavourings, sauces and oils, beverages, spreads and snacks. Brands it says it is the agent for include the American spice brand Badia (more than seventy items listed), the American organic candy and gummy brand Yum Earth, the Italian cereal brand Vitabella (corn flakes and rice crisps), Peanut Butter & Co peanut butters, the British organic tea house Higher Living, Graci granola and muesli, the Italian organic baby fruit-purée brand Frulla, Hey Baby baby biscuits, Benlian corn and rice crisps, Mister Free'd gluten-free tortilla chips, Broderick's and Flap Jack sweet bakes and oat bars, Nuti Light hazelnut spreads, Hilltop Canadian maple syrup, Rayner's flavourings, Renjie Arabic spice blends, Aroma Bahrain pickles and relishes, and Amazon hot sauces. The company also lists its own private labels: Lono (organic ketchup, mustard and tomato sauce, light mayonnaise and oats), Kidzy (children's cereals and snacks), Duna Coffee (instant coffee, capsules and plant-based drinks), Mr. Choco (hazelnut chocolate spread) and All Health (cooking-oil sprays). It states that its vision is to raise community lifestyles by making healthy, reliable food available in every home in the Kingdom and the Gulf, and that its mission is to offer a curated selection of global brands through smart distribution solutions and modern online platforms.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

International Distribution Trading Co. (IDTC) is a Riyadh-based Saudi company that says it was established in 2011 and specialises in FMCG distribution in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It says it began with a simple idea — bringing tasty, quality products to Saudi Arabia — and that its journey started more than a decade ago with a vision to introduce superior food and beverage products to the Saudi market, with strategies built on customer satisfaction through efficient service and a range of internationally known specialised brands. The company states it has 50+ vehicles covering the Kingdom, 100+ trained staff and 3,500 sqm of warehouses across the Kingdom, and that it imports from 26 countries with a total of 400+ SKUs. It says it ensures comprehensive coverage across the Kingdom, supplying customers and end consumers, and that its products are found in big stores, fine hotels and small shops, through both direct-to-consumer delivery and partnerships with major retailers. Its head office is on Khalid Ibn Al Waleed Street in Al Hamra District, Riyadh. Product categories on the site are dried fruits, coffee, gummies, snacks, confectionery, pulses, spices and herbs, and nuts and seeds. Brands shown in its online catalogue and "We Distribute" section include Quaranta (nougat, Florentine croccante and nut bars), Fantastica Candies (jelly candy), Kiwa (vegetable, cassava and plantain chips), Ocean Spray (dried cranberries), Bolero (wafer sticks), Tatawa (cookies and cakes), Elmas Sweet (caramels, eclairs and chocolate), Snack Italy, Snack Balance, Samurai, Rice Balance and Gulf Gardens. The company says it makes its own brands as well as importing global favourites, chiefly The Premium Harvest, which covers pre-packed and bulk dried fruits (including low-sugar lines), nuts and seeds, pulses and spices, described as premium raw materials and natural, health-focused choices. The company states it carries 67+ international brands and promises continuous improvement and innovation, and to be a partner to its customers rather than just a distributor.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

AITC (Advanced International Trading Company) states that it is a Saudi FMCG sales and distribution company, established in 2024, connecting international and regional brands with retailers, trade channels and consumers across the Kingdom. It is part of the Hayel Saeed Anam & Co. (HSA) Group and, according to its website, builds on the Group's heritage dating back to 1938 and more than four decades of presence in the Saudi market. Its head office is on the 17th floor of Hital Tower, 7069 King Fahad Branch Road, As Shafah District, Riyadh, and it has an office in Tamlik Tower on King Abdullah Road in Jeddah. The company says its integrated distribution network covers more than 30 cities in five regions: Riyadh and Al Qassim (Central); Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Taif, Yanbu and Bahra (Western); Dammam, Khobar, Jubail, Al Ahsa, Hafr Al Batin, Nairyah and Khafji (Eastern); Tabuk, Rafha, Arar, Sakaka, Al Qurayyat and Dumat Al Jandal (Northern); and Abha, Jizan, Najran, Bisha, Muhayil, Sabya, Samtah, Abu Arish, Ahad Al Masarihah, Al Ardah, Al Edabi and Bish (Southern). It serves six trade channels: modern trade, wholesale, HORECA, self-service stores, discount stores and e-commerce. Its portfolio spans oils and fats, culinary, spices, snacks, bakery and cereals, as well as household and detergent products. Brands it says it represents include Arma edible oils, Baya olive oil, National Foods spices, Sante wellness foods, Legador condiments, Wonderful premium pistachios, Al Kazzi nuts, St Michel bakery and Mama Sauce condiments, plus non-food brands such as Abha, Fontana and Luminarc. The company lists its capabilities as market entry, sales and distribution, trade marketing, retail execution, supply chain and logistics including warehousing, and category management, and says its vision is to become a leading consumer-goods platform in Saudi Arabia in line with Saudi Vision 2030. Its chairman is Jamal A. Hayel Saeed and its CEO is Adnan Dawood.