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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Times Food is the trade name of Times Trading Est. (Mu'assasat Awqat Al-Tijariya), based on King Faisal Road (Al Mahjar) in Jeddah, with commercial registration 4030554530 according to its 2025 company profile. The establishment says it specialises in wholesale food supply and describes itself as "one of the rising companies in food distribution", under the slogan "Times – saving you time and quality at once". Times says it serves three customer groups – shops and supermarkets, factories and companies, and restaurants and cafés – as well as distributors, and offers special prices for food baskets. It states that it has a team of trained drivers delivering orders on schedule, with order tracking and real-time updates, both within the city and to more distant areas, although it does not publish a list of the cities it covers. Its website and profile show a broad assortment: staples (rice, sugar, flour, pulses, pasta and vegetable oils), canned and preserved foods (canned vegetables and fruit, tuna, sardines, fava beans, chickpeas and jam), spices, coffee, tea and nuts, premium and packed dates and date products such as date syrup and maamoul, honey, frozen meat, poultry and seafood, frozen vegetables and fruit, milk, yoghurt, cream, cheese and butter, chocolate, sweets, biscuits and snacks, natural juices, and soft drinks including Coca-Cola and Pepsi, energy drinks and mineral water, alongside non-food lines such as personal care, detergents, plastics and pet food. The establishment states that its vision is leadership through developing its products and offering the best services and prices, and that its goals include quality, expansion in local and regional markets, food safety, strong partnerships with suppliers and reducing food waste.

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Turkey• Istanbul

Ougaritco Group — Al-Manar brand — a food company established in 1993, specializing in the production of olive oil under the brands Ougarit and Al-Manar, as well as dried figs, nuts, spices, coffee, and cardamom. With an annual production capacity of over 50,000 tons, 3 factories, and more than 200 employees, the company has a presence in Turkey, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Germany, Syria, and Sudan.

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Algeria• Algiers

Chocran Algérie is an Algerian artisanal food company specialising in the manufacture of pistachio pastes, almond pastes, peanut butters, and artisanal spreads. The company offers a wide range including: classic pistachio paste, pistachio knafeh cream, crunchy pistachio cream, almond paste, and peanut butters in multiple flavours (Morning, Energy, chocolate, caramel, hazelnut, white chocolate, nigella). Alongside the retail line, Chocran offers a complete professional line (Pro) dedicated to confectioners, manufacturers and pâtisseries. Chocran is committed to artisanal quality and the use of natural ingredients free from artificial preservatives, distributing across Algeria and engaging actively on social media.

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Algeria• Algiers

SARL Yasmine Food was established in 2013 in the Baba Ali–Birtouta industrial zone of Algiers and is an Algerian manufacturer specialising in chocolate products under the 'Dziriya' brand. The company's range covers three main pillars: chocolate-coated dried fruits (peanuts, hazelnuts, pistachios, cashews and whole almonds) in milk, dark and white chocolate; chocolate tablets in multiple flavours and formats, some with almonds or hazelnuts; and a chocolate spread distributed by its subsidiary SARL ORA PROD. The company operates to Algerian industrial standards with a clear focus on improving packaging quality and expanding its nationwide distribution network. Contact the company at Contact@dziriya.com or follow their products on their official social-media pages.

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Turkey• İstanbul

GIDA International Group — a Turkish producer and exporter from Istanbul of natural fruit paste (Kamaruddin) in apricot, strawberry, mango, orange, guava, pineapple and lemon flavors. Vacuum-packed (300/400g), exported in 20'/40' containers. A healthy, versatile natural product.

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Turkey• Kayseri

Turkish producer of natural confectionery and dried foods from Kayseri, founded 2021. Brands KALPAKLIZADE & YERLİ HASAT: flavored Turkish delight, walnut sucuk, pestil (fruit leather), nuts and sun-dried fruits (apricot, fig, plum, mulberry, lemon, orange) — natural, vegan, GMO-free. Certified to FSSC 22000 and multiple ISO standards.

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Jordan• Amman

The Delights Shop is a Jordanian brand of Medjool dates and artisan chocolates operated in Amman by El Taiebat Chocolate & Confectionery Manufacturing Co. Its website says it opened in 2001 as the first boutique in Jordan to introduce premium chocolate-dipped dates, and that its roots lie in the palm date farms the Kawar family established in 1986 in Karameh in the Jordan Valley through the Progressive Agricultural Investment Company (PAI), covering more than 1,250 dunums with over 15,000 Medjool palms across six plantations. It runs shop-cafés at City Mall and Abdoun. Its products include Desert Delights semi-dry Medjool dates (20–24% moisture) in 125 g, 1/2 kg and 1 kg packs and rose- or mastic-scented dates; Dark Delights and White Delights, Medjool dates dipped in Belgian dark or white chocolate with flavours such as cardamom, cinnamon, pistachio, coconut, caramel and espresso; Lite Delights dates filled with nuts and fruit (vegan and gluten-free); Mini Delights made from puréed dates dipped in chocolate; Belgian chocolate pralines and napolitains with Levantine flavours; Baked Delights biscuits; and luxury and branded corporate gift boxes. The company states that international shipping is available for selected products depending on destination, arranged case by case, and that it offers sugar-free options sweetened only with date sugar. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry under biscuits, chocolate and confectionery.

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Jordan• Amman (Marka)

Al Alamieh Chocolate Manufacture Co. states that its journey began in 1976 in Kuwait, where founder Mahmoud Mohamed Al-Jar introduced Belgian chocolate to the region. The family later moved to Jordan, where his son Hazem trained at chocolate institutes in Belgium and began manufacturing in 1994. The company's first headquarters with large production capacity was built in 2004; it is based in Marka, Amman, and says that automating its lines since 2020 raised capacity to about 300,000 litres of chocolate a year. It produces premium chocolates, pralines and gift and occasion boxes under the Alamieh, Avillana, Avillana Elite, L'amore and La Joli (2024) brands; the Sada range of milk and dark chocolate, nut pieces and no-added-sugar dark chocolate; Mellow Spread hazelnut-cocoa and pistachio creams (200 g and 350 g); a Nouga line of Turkish delight (halqoum), nougat and mann wa salwa; and chocolate pieces combining baklava, kunafa and bulbul's nest. The company states it has obtained ISO 9001 and HACCP certification, the Jordanian Quality Certificate and the King Abdullah II Award for Excellence; its website shows an International Halal logo. It says that since 2010 its products have reached Arab and European markets, from the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to Germany. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Sahab

Today Chocolate is the brand of Philadelphia Chocolate Manufacturing Co., headquartered in Amman with production in Sahab. The company says it has been making chocolate in Jordan since 1992, sources its cocoa beans from international suppliers and relies on its own laboratory to keep the snap and melt of its chocolate consistent from batch to batch. Its range includes milk, dark and white chocolate bars (classic, hazelnut, almond, pistachio and red fruits; 55 g, 150 g and 160 g formats, flowpacks and sticks), the ZERO no-added-sugar and stevia-sweetened line including 77%, 88% and 99% cocoa dark chocolate, dragées (almond, hazelnut, crispy, pistachio, coconut, orange and date paste, raisin) in tin boxes and bags, hazelnut chocolate, pistachio and cashew creams in pails, cocoa powder in 100 g and 200 g packs, dressing (coating) chocolate bars and blocks for cooking and baking, gift boxes and candy. Its website states adherence to ISO 22000, HACCP and GMP standards and displays ISO 9001, ISO 45001 and Halal certificates. The company says its chocolate reaches 13 countries across the Middle East, Africa and Europe through distributors in Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen, Palestine, Libya, the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, the Netherlands and the USA, invites new distributors, and exhibited at The Saudi Food Show 2026 in Jeddah and Food Syria 2026. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Sahab

Sedrat Al Montaha for Dates Company (Sedra Dates) states that it was founded in 2009 by Mr. Amjad Sara after long experience in agriculture. It is based in Sahab, Amman (Al-Azraq Street), with farms in the Jordan Valley and modern sorting and packing facilities. It belongs to the family business of Mr. Adel Sara and Sons, active in marketing agricultural produce since 1955, whose sister companies Diratna and Taj produce cardboard and plastic packaging for farm produce. The company grows, packs and exports Jordanian dates; its main varieties are Medjool, Barhi and Rutab, packed in 500 g, 1 kg, 2 kg and 5 kg cartons. It also supplies wholesale volumes and offers private-label packing, cold storage and export logistics services. The company states that it holds ISO 22000:2018, HACCP and GLOBALG.A.P. certification, operates freezing rooms (-18 °C) with a capacity of up to 5,000 tons and a camera-based sorting and packing machine rated at 4 tons per hour. Its website cites more than 250 employees, 28 global markets and clients across the Middle East, Europe and Asia, and lists trade shows including Gulfood Dubai, Fruit Logistica Berlin, SIAL InterFood Jakarta and Halal Expo Istanbul. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Jordan• Amman

Alia Specialized Industries Co. (Zaitt) states that it was founded in 2001 as a producer of high-quality Jordanian virgin olive oil, and that its founders set up the factory after extensive study, committing to international quality standards in production. Its office is in Amman (3rd Circle, Mithqal Al-Fayez Street), and its website says it brings Nabali olive oil "from the mountains of Ajloun to the plains of Al-Koura". The range includes cold-pressed, first-press Nabali extra virgin olive oil in 250 ml and 500 ml glass bottles, Holiva extra virgin olive oil in 250 ml and 500 ml dark glass bottles, Nabali green zaatar (thyme, toasted sesame, sumac and spices) in 250 g and 450 g packs, and Al Alia premium Medjool dates in 450 g packs. The company also states that it produces other vegetable oils — soybean, palm and sunflower oil — and ghee. The company states that it holds US FDA and Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA) certificates and that its olive oil has won several awards at international olive oil tasting competitions. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry under vegetable oils and under olive oil products, olives and pickles.

Trader

Turkey• Istanbul

Jo Beik states that it is a company specialised in the import, export and trade of foodstuffs, founded in Türkiye in 2019 as an importer and distributor of rice, legumes, spices and nuts; its website gives Istanbul as its base. It then entered the Syrian market through local distributors and expanded to Egypt, and its catalogue mentions regional branches in Egypt and Syria. It is a trading company rather than a manufacturer, and also markets the Al Jod, Abo Doraid, Abo Dawood and Rose Café brands. Its range covers spices and seed spices (cumin, black seed, anise, fennel, fenugreek, caraway, mahleb, sumac, thyme, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, turmeric, black and white pepper, cloves, saffron, safflower, dried lemon, citric acid, coconut, white and red sesame); legumes (red, yellow, green and black lentils, chickpeas, white beans, green fava beans, bulgur, popcorn maize); rice (Indian Basmati Sella 1121 in packs from 900 g to 35 kg, plus golden, Bukhari and creamy rice); nuts (Aleppo pistachio kernels in red, Maawardi and ice-cream grades, Antep and Siirt in-shell pistachios, hazelnuts, almonds, walnuts, cashews, peanuts, roasted chickpeas); dried fruit (apricots, raisins and sultanas of several types, figs, qamar al-din); snacking seeds; and green, Arabica and Robusta coffee with cardamom. The company states that it serves wholesalers, restaurants and retailers in Türkiye, Syria, Egypt and other countries, sourcing from suppliers in Asia, Africa and South America, and its catalogue carries an ISO 22000 mark. It exhibited at Food Expo Damascus 2025 and in the Syrian pavilion at Gulfood 2026.