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Exporter

Turkey• Istanbul

Aloted International Trade is an Istanbul-based company (Beylikdüzü) that exports a wide range of food and beverage products. Its catalogue covers sweets — chocolate, biscuits, wafers, chewing gum and candy — and beverages — tea, coffee, soft drinks and energy drinks — with items from well-known brands such as Mars, Nestlé, Ferrero, Coca-Cola and Lipton, as listed on the company's website. The company has taken part in international trade fairs, including WorldFood Istanbul, Sweet Snack Dubai, Gulf Food Dubai and ISM Cologne.

distributor

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.

distributor

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.

distributor

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.

distributor

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.

distributor

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.

distributor

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.

distributor

Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

Sunrise Distribution is a Riyadh-based FMCG importer and distributor (King Fahd Road, Al Olaya District) that says it imports international food, beverage, personal care and household brands and sells them through the Kingdom's leading retail chains, marketplaces, quick-commerce apps and pharmacy chains. It describes itself as one partner from the first shipment to the shelf; its website does not state a founding year or legal form. The company says its head office is in Riyadh and that it delivers to all major cities of the Kingdom, with active accounts at 12 retail, marketplace and app partners: LuLu Hypermarket, Carrefour, Jarir Bookstore, Nesto Hypermarket, Hyper Al Wafa, noon, Amazon.sa, Amazon.ae, Ninja, HungerStation, Trolley and Doos, plus the Kingdom's leading pharmacy chains for personal care, baby care and wellness ranges. The company says it carries six categories: food and beverages (pantry staples, canned goods, juices and drinks), snacks and confectionery (chocolate, biscuits, chips and sweets), personal care, household care, baby care, and health and wellness. Its website does not name the brands it imports and instead offers its brand catalogue on request; it states that its products are 100% genuine from authorised channels, SFDA-compliant and supplied with long remaining shelf life. The company presents a four-stage model: agreeing range, landed costs and target shelf prices; import and compliance with SFDA requirements, labelling and shipment handling to its Riyadh base; listing and launch with retailers and platforms; and sell-through with replenishment against purchase orders and platform promotions. For retailers it offers competitive wholesale pricing with flexible order volumes and dedicated account support with replies within one working day, and it names integrity, excellence and teamwork as its values.

distributor

Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

World Premium Products (WPP – Alam Al-Asnaf Al-Mutamayiza) states that it is a food company specialising in importing and distributing carefully selected premium products from the best Australian and international brands. It is based in Al-Shifa, Riyadh, and says it was founded in 2019 on the back of more than 50 years of combined experience in wholesale, retail distribution and catering services for hotels and restaurants in the Kingdom, having seen the regional market's demand for high-quality food products. The company says it caters to consumers, catering and food-service operators, restaurants, hotels and cafés in the Saudi and Arab markets, and aims to provide high-quality distribution and delivery within the Kingdom and the Arabian Gulf region. Its website cites more than 900 distributors across the Kingdom, states that it launched an online store (shop.alemasnaf.com) in 2021 for customers and individual consumers, and invites businesses to become its distributors. The site cites 450+ products and 15 brands (elsewhere it mentions 8 global brands), and says it aims to expand across foodstuffs, plant-based products, coffee, light snacks and premium Australian meats. Brands shown include Vitasoy plant-based milk with barista and unsweetened ranges, Beerenberg Australian sauces, marinades, fruit preserves and blue gum honey, Bickford's concentrated juices, sodas, tonic water and iced plant-based milk, Golden Churn butter, Altimate ice-cream waffle and wafer cones, KRBL Indian rice, Ülker biscuits and chocolates from Turkey, SALADITOS packaged lupin beans, JOLLY TIME popcorn, Geisha and Taraf Foods spices and pulses. The company states that it holds exclusive agencies for leading Australian and international food companies and focuses on products of high nutritional value. For business and food-service customers it highlights barista-grade plant-based milk, sauces and jams, and ice-cream waffle cones.

Manufacturer

Jordan• Amman

Zalatimo Sweets states that its story began in 1860, when Mohammad Zalatimo opened a small Mutabak pastry shop in the Old City of Jerusalem; Abdallah Zalatimo opened the company's first shop in Amman in 1986, from which it grew into a chain of stores in Amman (Shmeisani, Wasfi Al-Tal Street, Tabarbour, Jubaiha, Crowne Plaza complex, Abdali Boulevard, Mecca Street) plus a duty-free outlet at Queen Alia International Airport. The company produces over 100 Arabian sweets and assortments: baklava with pistachios, walnuts and cashews (baklava, pistachio rolls, burma, osh al-bulbul, kul weshkor, nabulsieh, balloriyeh, basma) in assortments such as Amman, Diamond, Noble and Assala and individually wrapped boxes; maamoul filled with dates, pistachios, walnuts or hazelnuts; date ka'ek with anise; sesame barazek, anise sticks, Zainab rolls and a Royal Tea cookie assortment; plus a sugar-free / no-added-sugar line of baklava and maamoul. The company says it worked with European and Japanese equipment makers to adapt modern machinery for classics such as maamoul, operates under documented standard operating procedures, can produce up to 2,500 kg of sweets a day and exports over 250 tonnes a year. It lists distributors in the UAE (Sharjah Airport Duty Free), Egypt (Cairo International Airport), the USA, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, and sells through an Amazon store. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Manufacturer

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.

Manufacturer

Jordan• Amman

Rawan Cake states that it started as a small family passion in 1997 and grew into one of Jordan's best-loved confectionery brands, describing itself as "the largest producer of cakes, ice creams, chocolates and pastries in Jordan". Its main branch and management are in Um Al-Summaq, Amman, with branches on University Street, Airport Road, Al-Quds Street and in Tabarbour (Abu Nseir coming soon), and it employs 205 people. According to its online shop, the range covers whole cakes (sponge, mousse, cheesecake, French mousse, English cake, tarts), cake pieces, eclairs and strudel, customised celebration cakes, ice cream (ice-cream cakes, boxes and individual portions), cookies, petit four, macarons, meringues and puff-pastry snacks, chocolate boxes and gifts, plus a no-added-sugar line. The company says it reworks popular Western desserts with recipes suited to Arab and Jordanian tastes. The company states that production follows a modern process run by a team of engineers and that raw materials are selected to meet quality standards and religious principles. Its website names no certifications or export markets and it sells mainly through its own branches and online ordering. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025-2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.