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Turkey• Antakya

Zad Alkhaleej is a Turkish brand specialized in spice blends and private-label supply & packing solutions, operating under Doğu Kahve Kuruyemiş Gıda, registered in Hatay province (Antakya), Turkey since 12 June 2018. It offers over 20 blends inspired by Gulf and Turkish cuisines for importers, distributors, restaurants and brand owners, with flexible weights, packaging, labeling and export quantities. The company holds a Turkish Ministry of Agriculture food-establishment registration and ISO 9001 certification.

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Jordan• Amman

Injaz Supply and Distribution Company is a Jordanian company based in Marka, Amman (Abu Al-Qasem Al-Shabbi St.). It describes itself as part of the Injaz Group, specialising in importing and distributing FMCG products, and says that over the past 24 years it has built the know-how and skills needed to serve Jordanian consumers. The Injaz Group states on its website that its journey began in 1978, that the International Experts Group for Trading and Investments (IEG) was established in 1997 and contracted with global companies such as Bel, L'Oréal and Unilever, and that Injaz Group was established in 2016 and now embodies six major entities in Jordan and Iraq covering FMCG, fashion, food manufacturing and logistics. The company says it is among the top FMCG distributors supplying food and non-food products to the traditional trade, and that with the support of its principals and customers it has built strong market shares across different FMCG categories. A multi-functional team works closely with customer development, finance and supply-chain teams, and its resources are deployed per trade segment and per geographic area. The group also includes Rama Storage and Logistics Services in Al-Muqabalein, SADAF Food Industries, and two distribution companies in Iraq, Khairat Al-Qaryeh and Azooqa, and it reports a field visit by the Director General of the Jordan Food and Drug Administration to the group's food storage facilities. The company's brands page shows Unilever food brands: Lipton tea (Yellow Label black tea and its cardamom and mint variants, green tea, and herbal infusions such as chamomile, hibiscus, turmeric, matcha, anise and lemon-ginger), Knorr (Classic and Creamy soups such as chicken noodle soup, vegetable stock powder, spice and béchamel mixes) and Wall's ice cream (Magnum, Cornetto, Classics, Twister, Carte D'Or, Nogger and family tubs in chocolate, caramel, strawberry, mango and vanilla), plus a brand named Red Sea without details. In a post on its official LinkedIn page, the company announced it was strengthening its strategic partnership with Ferrero following an exclusive agreement to distribute Ferrero products in Jordan. The Injaz Group says IEG obtained the Golden List certificate from the Jordanian Customs Department, that the group donated 100,000 Jordanian dinars to the Ministry of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic and launched the Mustaqbali internship programme. The group stresses its commitment to bringing the best consumer products from the best global brands to its customers through a trained team that ensures distinctive, continuous service.

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Saudi Arabia• Tabuk

Easy Supply (Easy Supply Foodstuff Company) is a supply company based in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, which presents itself as a specialised B2B supplier of Japanese and Asian kitchen ingredients for restaurants and hotels. The company states that it was founded to be the fast, reliable link between global food suppliers and the Asian and sushi restaurants of Tabuk, under the motto "Fast. Fresh. Reliable." The company says its Tabuk-based team manages every order from storage to delivery, and that items are handled through a storage and distribution chain built to arrive fresh, on time and without interruption, on a regular weekly delivery schedule that keeps clients' kitchens stocked without gaps. It describes its coverage as dedicated local coverage of Tabuk, promises a custom quote within 24 hours, and says it treats every client "as an operating partner, not a one-time order". Its current catalogue lists more than 30 items in five main categories: sushi essentials (Nishiki and jasmine rice, crab sticks, pickled ginger, roasted nori, bamboo mats and chopsticks); sauces and condiments (Kikkoman soy sauce, QP and Hellmann's mayonnaise, Golden Curry and Hondashi); rice and noodles (fresh and dry udon, fresh ramen noodles, red quinoa); frozen desserts (vanilla and mango mochi, strawberry and passion-fruit mochi, strawberry cheesecake mochi, pistachio chocolate kunafa); and kitchen and packaging items (tempura flour and breadcrumbs, frozen edamame, bao buns). The company states that it works with globally trusted brands across rice, sauces and sushi ingredients, and alongside them it offers two own-brand products: sweet soy sauce and brown rice vinegar. The website gives no founding year or certifications; the full price catalogue and the list of available brands can be requested by email or WhatsApp.

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Algeria• Tizi Ouzou

Souahel Épices is an Algerian family business with over 25 years of expertise in the spices and seasonings sector, headquartered in Tizi Ouzou. The company specialises in grinding and preparing 100% natural spice blends with no additives or preservatives, sourcing grains locally and handling all milling and preparation in-house to guarantee purity and freshness. Souahel Épices serves culinary professionals, restaurants and the Algerian food industry, offering an extensive range of products including proprietary spice blends (shawarma, chicken, merguez, Kabyle couscous) and single spices and herbs in pack sizes ranging from 20g to 25kg for industrial use.

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Jordan• Amman (Abu Alanda)

Morganite for Food Technology states that it was established in 2013 as a sole proprietorship and specialises in dry food mixes and flavours for meat processors and the hotel, restaurant and catering (HORECA) sector, tailored to Arab taste preferences. Its factory is in the Abu Alanda industrial area of Amman; the Amman Chamber of Industry lists it as 'Al Heresh Industrial & Trading Co. / Morganite for Food Technology', and the alheresh.com domain redirects to its website. Its lines include Tapel spice blends for chilled and frozen meat (mortadella, sausage, salami, luncheon, pepperoni, burgers, kebabs, zinger, broasted, kofta, fajita); Flavex food flavours (beef, chicken, turkey, vegetable, spicy, smoke, grill); Crusty coatings (pre-dust, batter mix, flour breading, tempura, bread crumbs); Active functional ingredients (brine mix, burger enhancer, bread improver); Salsa powdered sauce mixes (mayonnaise, mustard, garlic, BBQ, buffalo); za'atar and duqqa; a gluten-free range; and confidential custom blends. The company states that it holds ISO 22000:2018, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, HACCP and halal certificates, that it exports to Palestine, Syria, Iraq, Qatar, Kuwait, the UAE and Canada, and that it exhibited at SIAL Canada 2025. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Amman

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.

Jordan• Al-Muwaqqar

Alawtad for Food Supplies states that it opened in Amman in 2005 and has specialised from the outset in the creation, development, production and distribution of flavourings for the food and beverage industry; it is located in Al-Muwaqqar – Al Nuqira. It says its expertise rests on market knowledge, raw-material sourcing, an experienced R&D team and high-performance research and manufacturing tools, allowing it to develop tailor-made flavourings in line with relevant legislation. Its range covers flavours for non-alcoholic drinks (sodas, juice drinks, energy drinks, iced teas and coffees, flavoured waters, cordials, instant powdered drinks and malt beverages); powder and liquid dairy and cheese flavours (yoghurts, white and processed cheese, ice cream, butter); flavours for confectionery, candies, chewing gum, chocolate, jellies and puddings; flavours for biscuits, cakes and baked goods; and more than 1,000 powder savoury flavours and seasonings for snacks, ready meals, instant soups, canned foods, meat products and sauces. It also supplies micronutrients, functional ingredients and colours for beverages, and flavours for shisha molasses. The company states that it serves Jordan, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, the GCC area and other markets; its website does not mention quality certifications. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Jordan• Amman (North Marka)

Al Salam Mills Co. (Zaidan Alammouri & Sons) states that it was established in Amman in 1960 as a small family business and is today a multi-category food producer and a recognised exporter of branded food products. Its head office is on King Abdullah I Street, North Marka, Amman (P.O. Box 4050, Amman 11131), and it has roastery branches in Zarqa and Tabarbour. Its range includes Al Salam thyme (za'atar) in easy-open packs and baladi thyme; single spices and blends such as Mansaf, Biryani and Bukhari spices (the company says it offers more than 75 spice items in various weights, with packing on request); Teeba herbs and herbal drinks such as anise, chamomile and caraway; Marina jelly, baking powder and cake mixes; plus Arabic and French coffee, tahini, rice (Zaidan and Abu Al-Dahab), maftoul couscous, ketchup, vinegar, rose and blossom water, chicken stock, mastic and mahlab, and therapeutic oils such as black seed oil. The company states it holds ISO 22000 and HACCP certification and relies on continuous research and development. It exhibits at international fairs, including Gulfood Dubai 2024 and 2025, the Fancy Food Show 2024 and the Baghdad International Fair 2025. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Alarjawi is a Damascus brand whose story began in 1914 in the Al-Buzuriyah souq, founded by Hamdi Hamza Alarjawi; the family has kept its traditional recipes for more than a century. According to the company, the third generation modernised production in the 1990s and introduced new blends, including its signature red za'atar with natural pomegranate molasses. It runs a shop in the Midhat Pasha souq in Al-Buzuriyah, a distribution company in Aqraba and a factory on the Airport Road (Hteitet al-Turkman). Its range covers za'atar blends (green, royal, red, red with chili, royal mix with pepper, and with onion and tomato), spices (seven spices, fine black pepper, curry, caraway, shish spices), ready seasoning mixes (shawarma, shish tawook, kabsa, mandi, biryani, tandoori, broasted, crispy chicken, escalope, grills, fish and fish fillet), plus natural pomegranate molasses and tamarind, extra virgin olive oil, dried molokhia, kishk and freekeh. The company says it selects the finest natural ingredients and applies strict quality and food-safety controls from raw material to finished product while keeping its secret recipes, and that Alarjawi za'atar is a trusted brand in local and regional markets. Its Gulfood 2026 exhibitor profile states that it delivers its products from Damascus to markets around the world.

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Jordan• Amman

Adnan Khudari & Sons Trading Co. is a third-generation family company based in Amman, Jordan. It states that it was the first company to specialise in spice packaging and wholesale distribution, and trades under its Blue Mill brand, which its website says began operating in 1977 and now makes more than 140 products. The company says it employs over 120 Jordanians, 70% of them women. Its range covers single spices and seasoning blends (chicken spices, biryani spices, black pepper, turmeric, cinnamon, black seed…), zaatar varieties (Jordanian, Palestinian, Shami and manakish zaatar), herbal teas (chamomile, anise, sage, mint, hibiscus, green tea), dry dessert mixes (sahlab, mohallabia, cream caramel, custard, gelatin dessert, corn starch, baking powder), specialty items (falafel mix, moghrabieh, maftoul, freekeh, Himalayan salt), pomegranate molasses, rose and orange-blossom water, organic vinegars and concentrated syrups, plus pulses and grains (lentils, chickpeas, fava beans, bulgur). It also offers private label, single-use branded sachets and bulk formats for food service and industry. The company states it is ISO 22000, HACCP and GMP certified with Halal and Kosher certification, has been audited by the US FDA foreign inspection team, and exports to more than 30 countries through distribution partners, including pallet sales from its Chicago warehouses and container aggregation from Jordanian suppliers. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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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.

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Jordan• Amman

Kabatilo is a Jordanian brand based in Amman. Its website says its story began in 1962, when Abdullah Kabatilo rented warehouses to manufacture roasted nuts and soda, and that Kabatilo then became known as the first and leading factory for green zaatar and spices in Jordan. The company trades as Abu Khaldoun Kabatilo, and states that it has a team of more than 100 people and uses the latest machinery in its factory. Its range covers zaatar (Abu Khaldoun, Jabali, Bayti, Daffa and Royal zaatar), doqqa (Abu Khaldoun, Palestinian, Gaza and Aleppo doqqa), sumac and sesame; single spices and more than 25 spice blends (mansaf, kabsa, maqluba, mandi, shawarma, shish tawook, falafel, biryani…) in 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg; and the packed 'Kabatilo Packed' line (60–200 g spice packs, falafel mix and fried-chicken coatings, freekeh and maftoul, tahini and halawa, pomegranate molasses, vinegars, rose and blossom water). Its shop also lists roasted and raw nuts and seeds, Arabic, Turkish and Saudi coffee, herbs and teas, dates and dried fruit, honey, olive oil, pulses and Belgian chocolate under the Abu Khaldoun Kabatilo name. The company states that it avoids artificial colourings in its products and that its vision is to grow from a local company into a global brand. It has branches in Amman (Al-Madina Al-Munawara Street, Sweifieh, Amman Mall, Downtown Petra Street) and in Irbid, plus an online shop. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry, under herbs and spices.