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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

Quqa Trading Co., whose website carries the name Quqa Group, presents itself as a regional leader in selling, marketing and distributing food products, raw materials and food-industry ingredients, headquartered in the Quqa Building on Sharif Naser Bin Jamil Street in Shmeisani, Amman. The site relates that Mohammad Quqa founded a sweets factory in Jaffa in 1927 whose production later moved to Amman, that a commodities and foodservice-ingredients trading unit was set up in 1956 followed by a consumer-goods distribution unit in the 1960s, and that in 2006 the company went public as Future Arab Investment Company (FUTR), listed on the Amman Stock Exchange. The company says it expanded its raw-materials-for-food-industry business in the 1980s and began opening local and regional offices in the early 1990s to be closer to its customers. It serves food manufacturers, bakeries, sweet and ice-cream shops, hotels, restaurants and caterers, lists among its customers Katakit, Zalatimo, Almarai, Siniora, Carrefour Jordan and Ice Queen, and runs an online store and ordering app called Quqa E-Market. The site groups its food range into: bakery and pastry solutions (flour and bread improvers, creams, emulsifiers, toppings and fillings, ready mixes, ghee and fats); confectionery solutions (real and compound chocolate, cocoa butter, mass and powder, cocoa butter alternatives, lecithin, margarine); dairy solutions (AMF, cheeses, ghee, butter and cream); ice-cream and beverage solutions (ice-cream mixes, fruit concentrates and gelato bases, milk powder, coffee mixes); meat and savoury solutions (batters and crumbs, marinades and seasonings, potato starch); and functional ingredients (carrageenan, sweeteners, vanillin, dextrose, gelatin, egg powder, enzymes). Its online store shows brands including Babbi, Mazzoni, Polot 1882, Ireks, Crea, Cargill, Avonmore and MEFSCO. Its partnerships page lists raw-material suppliers including AAK, Cargill, IFFCO, Firmenich, Rousselot, Tirlan, Vreugdenhil and Trevalli. The company says it provides technical support and a training academy offered exclusively to its customers, with application-specific and tailor-made courses, and sums up its values as collaboration, integrity and leadership. It also sells hotel and restaurant equipment, a non-food activity not covered on this page.

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Jordan• Amman

Kaylani Food Center is a Jordanian company based in Amman at 12 Ibrahim Al Shibani Street, which presents itself on its website as a trusted food distributor since 1991 and a premier distributor of high-quality food products that it imports and distributes throughout Jordan. The company says that over decades it has built a reputation for consistent quality, timely delivery and personalised service, and that it carefully selects its products and partners with trusted producers. The company states that it serves a wide range of clients: retailers including hypermarkets, supermarkets and groceries, hotels and restaurants, cafés, bakeries and pastry shops, airline catering, wholesalers and the corporate sector, and says its logistics network is expanding. It divides its portfolio into three categories — frozen, chilled and dry products — and showcased its products for hotels and restaurants at the HORECA Jordan trade show. In chilled products, its catalogues show meat including Black Angus and Wagyu beef in tomahawk, tenderloin, rib-eye and brisket cuts, veal and lamb, and cheeses including Frico (Gouda, Edam, Maasdam, Emmental, Mimolette and smoked cheese), Muratbey (string cheese, kashkaval and kaymakli cheese), Al Nutrica (mozzarella and labneh), Visser Kaas, Quantum Danablu, Meemas halloumi and Saputo mozzarella. In frozen products: Belgian french fries from Lutosa in several cuts, seafood (salmon fillets, smoked salmon, shrimps, calamari, mussels, scallops and lobster) and frozen vegetables and fruit such as sweet corn, peas, molokhiah, okra, artichoke, mango and strawberry. The dry range includes Belgian Callebaut chocolate, Italian PreGel gelato and pastry ingredients, Master Martini, Scheidegger fruit fillings, Dr. Olivee olives and pickles, Olitalia balsamic vinegar, Riscossa pasta, flour and frying oils. The company's website shows logos of brands it works with, including Frico, Callebaut, PreGel, Master Martini, Scheidegger, Schreiber, Stockyard, Lutosa, Montana and Royal, and it also sells products under its own name, such as grape leaves and white basmati rice. The company says its mission is to be a beacon of trust and quality in food distribution and that it adopts modern logistics technologies to optimise supply chains and reduce waste.

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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.

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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.

Alkadori Trading is a Syrian company based in Damascus. It states that since 2010 it has been a trusted name in importing and distributing premium food products from leading markets in Europe and the Arab region, bringing the finest global brands to Syria. It describes its vision as becoming the leading importer and distributor of global food brands in Syria, recognised for quality, variety and excellence. The company says it has a strong nationwide distribution network and advertises fast delivery across all of Syria, working hours from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and round-the-clock customer support. Its website includes an Arabic and English online store that lists its products by category and by brand, and it states that its portfolio includes more than 500 products. The company says it supplies non-alcoholic beverages (hot drinks, juices and energy drinks), cakes and biscuits, and premium chocolates; its store lists beverages, chocolates, chocolate jars and spreads, corn flakes, coffee, chips and biscuits. Listed brands include Coca-Cola, Pepsi, 7UP, Mountain Dew, Dr Pepper, Canada Dry, Red Bull, Gatorade, Perrier and Lipton Ice Tea for drinks; Cadbury, Dairy Milk, Kinder, Ferrero Rocher, Nutella, Milka, Toblerone, and Nestlé's KitKat, Lion, Crunch, Smarties, Nesfit, 1927 and Damak, plus Mars, Snickers, Twix, Bounty, Galaxy, Milky Way, Maltesers, M&M's, Skittles, Chupa Chups, duplo, hanuta, Knoppers and Fry's for chocolate and confectionery; Oreo and Biscoff biscuits; Jif peanut butter; Nakd bars; Nestlé breakfast cereals; Davidoff coffee; and Cheetos and Takis chips. The company lists among its strengths quality imports and a wide selection of international products sourced from Europe and the Arab region, daily deals on global brands, and nationwide delivery. It says its aim is to connect its customers with the world's finest non-alcoholic beverages, chocolates, biscuits and snacks, and to be the number one choice for consumers across Syria in accessibility, reliability and global standards. The website does not mention quality certifications or private-label brands of its own.

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B2B L.L.C (Brinji to Business) presents itself as a leading nationwide distribution company in Syria and part of Brinji Holding, drawing on around three decades of group experience. It is headquartered in Adra, Rural Damascus, on the Damascus–Homs highway (Property 2022), with an office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (The One Tower, Barsha Heights) and an office in Istanbul, Turkey. The company says it delivers a wide range of FMCG products from trusted international and regional brands directly to retail shelves across Syria. The company states that it operates more than 93,000 m² of warehouses and a vehicle fleet, reaches over 36,000 points of sale and has full market coverage across Syria, covering cities and rural areas alike. Its services are nationwide distribution, multi-brand portfolio management, consolidated deliveries that bundle multiple needs into one drop, partner solutions for retailers and wholesalers with bulk ordering and dedicated account management, sales and merchandising support through field teams that look after shelving and visibility, and market insights and analysis for its partners. Its brands page and company catalogue show a portfolio of Puck (cream cheese, cheese triangles, labneh, canned cream, cooking and whipping cream), Lurpak (salted and unsalted butter and soft butter), Arla Dano full-cream milk, Kraft, Starbucks, Galaxy, Cadbury and Milka chocolate, Oreo, Ritz and Prince biscuits, Chiclets, Clorets and Trident gum, Halls, Tang powdered drinks, Barilla pasta and pasta sauces, Afia corn and sunflower oil, Shams and Crystal, Jack Wrestler energy drinks and iced tea, Dole, Chupa Chups, Bronto, Tamara Ceylon tea, Tropicana Slim sweeteners, Langnese and Clipper. The company describes itself as a strategic growth partner rather than just a distributor and says its operations hold internationally recognised certifications, without naming them. Its mission is to provide high-quality products and seamless distribution services that deliver exceptional value to partners and consumers, and its vision is to become the region's most trusted and innovative distribution partner. It invites ambitious FMCG brands to partner with it to enter and grow in the Syrian market.

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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• Jeddah

NUMU Foods presents itself on its official website as a specialist confectionery distributor founded in Jeddah in 2026 on the conviction that world-class brands deserve world-class local execution, and says it puts the world's finest gummies, marshmallows and candy on grocery shelves. The site says it launched as a dedicated confectionery distribution house with a central warehouse and a seasoned field team, and gives its commercial registration as 7008655792. According to its website, the company relies on direct van-sales distribution from its central warehouse in Al Hamadaniyah district, Jeddah, to the point of sale, using refrigerated vans on fixed weekly call cycles to baqalas and minimarkets, with disciplined collections and daily banking. The site's timeline shows the first van-sales routes going live in Jeddah in 2026, while Western Region coverage from Tabuk to Jizan and expansion to Riyadh and Qassim are listed as 2027-and-later milestones. The site describes four disciplines: sourcing; warehousing in a climate-controlled warehouse with first-expiry-first-out rotation and full batch traceability; van-sales distribution; and in-store merchandising through planograms, shelf-share audits and seasonal displays. The portfolio covers six categories the company says were chosen for how fast they turn on the shelf: gummies (bears, rings, cola bottles and fruit slices in 12 g, 25 g and 80 g bags and jars), jellies (jelly cups and sugar-dusted pieces), marshmallows (twists, cubes and coloured shapes in 150 g and 300 g bags), lollipops (swirl, fruit and filled pops, as singles and 50-count display boxes), chews (sticks and wrapped pieces) and seasonal and Ramadan assortments and gift boxes. The site does not name the brands it distributes. The company says it has signed exclusive distribution agreements with internationally recognised, certified confectionery brands, that every SKU enters the Kingdom under SFDA import registration with compliant Arabic labelling, complete ingredient files and gelatin-source disclosure, and that its invoicing is aligned with ZATCA's Fatoora e-invoicing framework. The site presents a leadership team of a chairman, a managing director and a CEO, and the company invites manufacturers with certified ranges to approach it for distribution.