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Jordan• Sahab

Tasali Jordanian Trading Establishment, which trades as Tasali Go, was founded in Amman, Jordan, in 1997. It says it is one of the largest institutions specialising in the distribution of food products in Jordan, that it targets all segments of the local market through a large distribution network and an experienced team, and that it has partnerships with several local and international companies. The address given on its website is Al-Aqmar Street, Sahab. The company states that its offices and warehouses are located in three Jordanian cities: the main office and warehouse in the capital, with branches in Irbid serving the north and Aqaba serving the south, with a total facility area of 18,000 square metres. Its website also invites visitors to download the Tasali Go app. The company lists the brands it distributes on its website: Indomie instant noodles in 5-in-1 packs and cups, produced by Indofood of Indonesia and Pinehill of Saudi Arabia; Pop Mie and Supermi noodles from Indofood; Indofood chili sauce and soy sauce; Mr. Potato stackable potato chips from MAME of Malaysia; Al Sayad premium skipjack tuna and Al Murjan economy tuna from the Jordanian company Al-Murjan for Canned Food, plus Al Sayad sardines sourced from Morocco and Sayad canned mushrooms sourced from China in three varieties; Tuhfa Sela basmati rice sourced from India; and Zaiti oils (corn, sunflower, soya and palm oil, plus virgin and extra virgin olive oil from Jordanian olives) and Samnati vegetable ghee in regular and butter-flavoured varieties, both from the Jordanian company Sumatra Food Industries. The company groups its partners into local partners, Al-Murjan for Canned Food (Sayad and Murjan brands) and Sumatra Food Industries (Zaiti and Samnati brands), and international partners, Pinehill, Indofood and MAME. It says its mission is to become the home of quality by covering the entire Jordanian market and distributing high-quality food products to all segments of society, and its vision is to be the leading institution in the local and regional market, employing Jordanian talent and contributing to food security in Jordan.

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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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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.

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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

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.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Basamh Trading Company (BTC) is a Jeddah-based FMCG distributor founded in 1948 by Ahmed Saeed Basamh. It says it has been enhancing daily life in Saudi Arabia for over 75 years and has grown from an essential distributor into an expansive network that delivers products into consumers' hands where they shop. It is part of the Basamh Group, which also includes Specialized Food Services (SFS), GoodyCo and Thokoman Foods in South Africa; the group states that BTC was ranked the 3rd largest food distributor and the 4th largest FMCG distributor in Saudi Arabia in a 2021 Nielsen study. The group website says BTC serves wholesalers, retailers, pharmacies, distribution centres and e-commerce platforms through more than 15,000 retail outlets and 15+ locations in the Kingdom, with 36 FMCG categories and 600+ items. The company offers go-to-market solutions covering distribution, warehousing and supply-chain management, using systems such as SAP for van distribution management and ShelfR for shelf-share analysis. It is building advanced distribution hubs in Jeddah and Riyadh under Project OWN, and reported a supervisor development programme reaching 56 supervisors across nine cities. Its retail partners include Danube, Bin Dawood, Tamimi, Othaim, Panda, LuLu, Carrefour, Spar, noon, Amazon, Nahdi and Al-Dawaa. Its leading principals include General Mills brands (Nature Valley, Betty Crocker, Old El Paso and Bugles), Jordans and Dorset Cereals breakfast cereals, Perrier water and Al Wazir olive oil, alongside S.C. Johnson cleaning and pest-control brands. The company says that in 2026 it strengthened its confectionery and snacking platform with new partners Adam Foods (Spain), Nabati (Indonesia) and Storck (Germany), and that with Storck it achieved record market share and distribution growth in Q1 2026. The group website says BTC holds multi-decade exclusive distribution agreements with General Mills and S.C. Johnson, as well as manufacturing joint ventures. The company also shows Goody, Treva and Cofique, brands of its sister company GoodyCo. It quotes the director of the Al Wazir brand saying Al Wazir was one of the first commercial olive-oil brands in the Saudi market over 60 years ago and became a household name thanks to the partnership with BTC. The company states its vision is to be the expert of choice in go-to-market solutions for consumer goods in Saudi Arabia, and the group says BTC was ranked among the top 10 distributors in Asia by Asia Business Outlook in 2022.

Manufacturer

Bahrain• Al Hidd

Safeway Food Industries Co. W.L.L was established in 2016 in the Kingdom of Bahrain, manufacturing and marketing a diverse range of high-quality snack products. The company operates a full production facility in the Al Hidd Industrial Area (PIIB) — Building 1907, Road 1526, Block 115 — producing corn chips, fresh potato crisps and nuts from entirely healthy, fresh and natural ingredients. Under the brands Fano Crispies, Robin, Loki Rings, Coco, Mino Bahrain and Gambari. Products are marketed across Bahrain and neighbouring countries, targeting Gulf and South Asian markets for export.

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Bahrain• Manama

Lotus Food Stuff Est. was founded in 2003 in the Kingdom of Bahrain and is one of the most prominent retail and wholesale stores specialising in the import and sale of unique and rare international food products. The company operates multiple branches across Bahrain including Jidd Hafs, Sanabis (Gardenia Plaza), Sund and Al Dair, with more than 200 employees. It is distinguished by its wide assortment covering chocolates, biscuits, beverages, canned goods, nuts, dates, spices, confectionery and ice cream, alongside an online ordering platform serving wholesale and retail customers across Bahrain.

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Algeria• Boumerdes

SARL Kaoua Food was established in 2010 in Hammedi, Boumerdès, Algeria, specialising in the manufacture and marketing of confectionery, chocolate and biscuit products. The company operates modern production lines with European equipment and applies the ISO 9001 v2015 quality management system using raw materials selected from world-class suppliers. It exports through Algeria's ALGEX/PROMEX platform and distributes widely on the domestic market. Its brand portfolio includes: Optilla (chocolate hazelnut spread, tablets, bars, biscuits), Moon (chocolate spread, biscuits), Banado (bulk-format spread), Henina (wrapped candies), Doydoy and Napolitano (soft and gummy sweets).

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Algeria• Algiers

Aromatech Algérie was established in 2002 as a business unit of the global Aromatech Group, specialising in the manufacturing and commercialisation of sweet and savoury flavour solutions for the Algerian market. The company combines local-market expertise with the technical capabilities of its parent group to develop customised aromatic solutions across diverse food applications: instant beverages and emulsions, spreadable and processed cheeses, confectionery and biscuits, snack seasonings, sauces and meat-based products. It operates a 2,000 m² production facility with a capacity of 600 tonnes/year and an R&D laboratory for product adaptation, alongside a dedicated distribution subsidiary (Aromatech Algérie Distribution) founded in 2016.

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Jordan• Amman

Subeih Food Industries is a Jordanian family company based in Amman, founded in 1978 as the Nazmi Subeih Food Factory by Nazmi Subeih and his wife Ola Hammad and now run by the second generation under CEO Murad Subeih. The company states it was the first in the Middle East to produce instant drink powders and gelatin desserts, and the first in Jordan to produce extruded corn snacks. Under the Crunchy brand it makes oven-baked corn snacks in 15 g, 25 g and 40 g packs (BBQ puffs, pizza rings, cheese balls and more), potato chips, wheat rings and 3D corn shapes, and a better-for-you line of lentil, quinoa, hummus and veggie-straw snacks made with sunflower oil. Under the Freshy brand it produces instant powder drinks in orange, lemon, mango and pineapple flavours, sold in 750 g jars and bags and 900 g and 2.5 kg tins. The company says it meets the requirements of the ISO 9002 quality management standard, its website displays the BRCGS Food Safety certification logo, and it offers private-label manufacturing for brand owners worldwide while seeking new export markets. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• King Abdullah II Industrial City (Sahab)

Sergio Food Industries states that it is a Jordanian manufacturer specialising in crispy and roasted corn snacks since 1975, with its factory in King Abdullah II Industrial City, Sahab, Amman. It says its snacks are 100% natural, gluten-free and non-GMO, made from Spanish corn, and that all its products are made in Jordan. Its products are sold under the brands Le Duxana — corn chips in taco, hot taco, cheese and ketchup flavours (30, 40 and 70 g) and corn snacks (200 g, 400 g, 5 kg); GoCorn — roasted corn, corn snacks and mixed snack boxes (1, 2.5 and 5 kg); and Le Ruxana — roasted corn and oriental, chili oriental, classic and hot snack mixes (200 g, 400 g, 5 kg); the company also mentions a DoradoCorn brand. The company states it holds ISO 22000:2005, HACCP certification by TÜV AUSTRIA for corn products and Jordan Halal certification, and that it exports to Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Sudan, Tunisia, the UAE, Yemen, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, India, Kosovo, Sweden, the United Kingdom and Turkey. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.